Give Blood, Donate Blood, whatever you call it...its saves lifes.I'm interested in non-profit donation centers and blood banks and donating blood and helping out in general. A blood bank donor can save up to 3 people each time. Also, the plasma blood donations pay you cash! How about that, pull the cord and give it a shot.
Music
Madonna
Usher
Britney Spears
Rolling Stones
Eminem
Metallica
Dave Matthews
Celine Dion
Bruce Springsteen
Ashlee Simpson
Beyonce Knowles
Nelly Furtado
Simon and Garfunkel
LOUIS ARMSTRONG
BEACH BOYS
CHUCK BERRY
BEATLES
JAMES BROWN
"The Godfather of Soul" He basically invented funk music. And his 50's records were a forerunner of vocalists to come, from Otis Redding on.
Star Time (Polydor)
RAY CHARLES
Soul music as we know it today came through the fingers of this genius. Combining gospel, blues, jazz and country, Brother Ray's reach knew no end.
Modern Sounds of Country and Western Music, Genius & Soul:50th Anniversary Collection (Both Rhino)
BING CROSBY
Before Sinatra, there was Bing. Brought a new style of singing in to the pop culture. More masculine, less wimpy. It's a style that Sinatra and others took and ran with.
Greatest Hits (MCA)
MILES DAVIS
Innovation. That was Miles. From Bebop to group playing to free-form to jazz-rock-fusion. He always moved on. And never look back.
Kind of Blue, Jack Johnson (both Columbia)
BOB DYLAN
The singer/songwriter of all time.
Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited, Blood On The Tracks, Biograph (all Columbia)
DUKE ELLINGTON
Could be the Century's most imitated composer. "Exuberant and elegant" is how one writer described Duke's pieces. A special salute, as well, to his long-time composer and arranger Billy Strayhorn.
Essence of (Columbia)
ARETHA FRANKLIN
"The Queen of Soul" Her incredible voice brought a gospel sound to her gritty soul, resulting in a voice whose sound is still being imitated by all female voices today.
Queen of Soul, 30 Greatest Hits (both Atlantic)
GEORGE GERSHWIN
The greatest American composer?
WOODY GUTHRIE
The most influential artist of the Folk revival of the 60's.
Asch Recordings Vol. 1 (Smithsonian/Folkways)
JIMI HENDRIX
Not only one of the most influential and important but, perhaps, the greatest guitarist ever.
Are You Experienced?, Axis:Bold As Love, Electric Ladyland, Blues, Experience Hendrix (All MCA)
BILLIE HOLIDAY
The Greatest Jazz Vocalist Ever? Billie's genius was getting to the heart of a song. Her life was the song.
Essence of Billie Holiday (Columbia)
MICHAEL JACKSON
In my introduction, I stated that my choices must have had a cultural impact. And Michael did. With Thriller he has the biggest selling album of all time. A sound and style that was copied by numerous musicians in the 80's. With the Jackson 5, he and his brothers' were just as influential in the 70's and beyond. After all the jokes and suspicions have subsided (some Michael's fault, I agree), we are left with the music. And it will outlast all the nonsense.
Thriller, Off The Wall (both Epic), Jackson 5 - Ultimate Collection (Motown)
ROBERT JOHNSON
He only recorded 29 songs. But it's those songs and the legend that they've brought, that have made him the most identifiable Delta bluesman ever.
The Complete Recordings (Columbia)
MADONNA
Doing it her way. Throughout her career, she has upset feminists, even while rewriting the book on feminism in the 80's and 90's; and oh yeah, made some of the great pop hits of the 80's and 90's. All the while, shamelessly playing to the media. Why the word icon was invented.
Immaculate Collection (Sire)
BOB MARLEY
Reggae's greatest superstar. His songs of faith and hope and anti-violence rang with an honesty that is still felt in the rock musicians that he inspired.
Legend, Songs Of Freedom (both Island)
JONI MITCHELL
The most influential female singer/songwriter ever. It's hard to look at a female with a guitar, singing their own songs on stage, and not think of Joni Mitchell. If anything, her net has only grown wider.
Hits, Blue, Court and Spark (all Reprise)
CHARLIE PARKER
His mastery of be-bop and improvisation influenced every jazz artist that came after him. From Miles to Coltrane and many musicians, forward.
Ultimate (Rhino)
COLE PORTER
Was he the greatest songwriter of the 20th Century? Could be risque and funny all in the same song.
ELVIS PRESLEY
Author Peter Guralnick wrote it best, "The world was not ready for Elvis Presley. The violence of its reaction to him ("unspeakably untalented") more than testified to this. Other rock & rollers had a clearer focus to their music. But Elvis had the moment. He hit like a Pan American flash, and the reverberations still linger from the shock of his arrival." In other words, the King of Rock & Roll.
Sun Sessions, Top Ten Hits, 68 TV Special, From Elvis In Memphis, King of Rock & Roll Box Set (All RCA)
PRINCE
Took the funk of James Brown, the outrageousness of P-Funk and the recorded genius of Sly Stone and took it to new heights of originiality in the 80's. His sound dominated the 80's.
Dirty Mind, Sign O' The Times, Purple Rain, The Hits/B-Sides
JIMMIE RODGERS
"The Father of Country Music", Rodgers combined blues and folk and old-timey music to create Country Music as we used to know it.
Influenced everyone from Merle Haggard to Bob Dylan.
Essential (RCA) and First Sessions 1927-28 (Rounder)
ROLLING STONES
The greatest Rock & Roll Band Ever, The Stones took their Blues learnings and rebellious attitude and influenced countless rock bands.
Aftermath, Let It Bleed, Beggars Banquet, Hot Rocks (all ABKCO) Exile On Main Street, Rewind (both Rolling Stones Records)
FRANK SINATRA
One of the greatest singers ever. It's his love of his craft, (singing and recording) that will have as lasting an impact as his legend.
Songs For Swingin' Lovers, In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning, Capitol Years Box Set (all Capitol)
MUDDY WATERS
The greatest of all bluesman. His Chicago blues influenced all the British Invasion rock bands of the 60's. A commanding singer and presence.
The Chess Box, (Chess), Blues Sky (Epic)
HANK WILLIAMS
Country Music's greatest star and songwriter. His presence still haunts Music City.
40 Greatest Hits (Polydor)
STEVIE WONDER
His do-it-all-by-myself studio work and hybrid of African rhythms and pop savvy were the highlight of his still-influential 70's albums)
Song Review, Original Musiquarium, Innervisions, Talking Book, Fulfillingness' First Finale and Songs In The Key Of Life (All Motown)
THEY ALSO MADE A DIFFERENCE
IRVING BERLIN (the most famous songwriter of the first half of the Century. "White Christmas", "God Bless America" say it all)
JOHNNY CASH (the one country star that became a household name)
PATSY CLINE (the most soulful singer in country music. influence ranges from Loretta Lynn to KD Lang)
JOHN COLTRANE (what musicians loved about 'Trane was his free-form jazz, which still inspires them today)
SAM COOKE (used gospel and secular music to (along with Ray Charles) create soul music. his smooth image and vocals are still imitated today)
BO DIDDLEY (the "Bo Diddley backbeat" provided many future rockers with an eternal rhythm)
FATS DOMINO (the most popular and influential performer of the New Orleans Sound)
EVERLY BROTHERS (mixing Country with rock and roll, they're harmonies were felt by the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel and more)
ELLA FITZGERALD (the most popular Jazz vocalist, and perhaps its greatest)
GRATEFUL DEAD (improvisation to new levels, psychadelic officially ended when Jerry Garcia died)
MERLE HAGGARD (his "working man songs" helped change country songwriting; and influenced many country-rockers)
BUDDY HOLLY (his imitated vocals, use of the recording studio, writing his own classic songs, Holly's legend touched the Beatles to Marshall Crenshaw)
HOWLIN' WOLF (blues vocalists don't get any rougher that the Wolf. outside of Muddy Waters, he was the most influential of the Chicago blues legends)
MAHALIA JACKSON (gospel's most famous voice; brought its sound to the masses)
ELTON JOHN (the 70's biggest star, behind the glamour and fashion, were some of that decade's best rock and roll)
AL JOLSON (was he "the World's Greatest Entertainer" or a true ham? And what of the blackface routines?)
GEORGE JONES (one of the Century's great voices; his vocal stylings helped shape the way Country was and is heard)
SCOTT JOPLIN ("the king of ragtime", and its best composer)
LOUIS JORDAN (as an entertainer and as a musician, his "jump style" R&B was influential on Ray Charles and Chuck Berry)
B.B. KING (blues' goodwill ambassador)
JERRY LEE LEWIS (may have been the most exciting, outrageous rocker of them all)
LITTLE RICHARD (a ferocious rock and roller)
THELONIOUS MONK (a great jazz pianist, but it is as a composer that he left his mark)
BILL MONROE ("father of bluegrass music", its chief exponent)
VAN MORRISON (a rock, soul, folk, celtic singer who loves the rock and roll we all grew up with; fits into no category but his own)
WILLIE NELSON (spearheaded the Outlaw movement in Country Music)
NIRVANA (greatest and most influential rock band of the 90's. brought the word "grunge" into your living room. But Kurt Cobain had more to offer. A shame we'll never find out what)
PROFESSOR LONGHAIR
(His piano playing influenced New Orleans piano legends Fats Domino, Dr. John, Allen Toussaint and Huey "Piano" Smith)
RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN (I could have included Richard Rodgers' other famous lyricist, Lorenz Hart, as well. But Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein (who with Jerome Kern wrote Show Boat) changed Broadway. Oklahoma! and South Pacific, to name 2)
RUN D.M.C. (took hip-hop and made it commercialy viable. the most influential rap group ever)
PETE SEEGER (folk music's greatest cheerleader)
SEX PISTOLS (gave rock & roll a much need kick in the ass in the mid-70's. punk-rock is still with us, and the Pistols were its most exhilirating attraction)
BESSIE SMITH (may have been the greatest female blues singer. she inspired Billie Holiday to Janis Joplin)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (a rock and roll "working class hero", opened the doors for all the future working class rockers)
BOB WILLS (along with the Texas Playboys popularized Western Swing)
Movies
2001: A Space Odyssey
400 Blows, The
8 1/2 (Eight and a Half)
Accidental Tourist, The
Adam's Rib
Adventures of Robin Hood, The
African Queen, The
All About Eve
All Quiet On the Western Front
All That Heaven Allows
All the King's Men
All the President's Men
Amadeus
Amarcord
American Graffiti
American in Paris, An
And Now My Love
Annie Hall
Antonia's Line
Apartment, The
Apocalypse Now
Ariel
Around the World in 80 Days
Assault, The
Atlantic City
Au Revoir, Les Enfants
Awful Truth, The
Babe
Babette's Feast
Badlands
Baker's Wife, The
Band Wagon, The
Bank Dick, The
Battle of San Pietro, The (D/S)
Battleship Potemkin
Belle Epoque
Belle Noiseuse, La
Ben-Hur
Best Years of Our Lives, The
Bicycle Thief, The
Big Business (S)
Big Parade, The
Big Sleep, The
Birth of a Nation, The
Black and White In Color
Black Orpheus
Black Pirate, The
Blacksmith Scene (D/S)
Blade Runner
Blood of Jesus, The
Blow Up
Blue Velvet
Bonnie & Clyde
Braveheart
Brazil
Bread and Chocolate
Breaking Away
Breaking the Waves
Bridge on the River Kwai
Brief Encounter
Bringing Up Baby
Broadcast News
Broadway Melody, The
Broken Blossoms
Bugsy
Burnt By the Sun
Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
Cabaret
Carmen Jones
Carnival in Flanders
Casablanca
Castro Street
Cat People
Cavalcade
Ceremonie, La
Chan Is Missing
Character
Chariots of Fire
Cheat, The (S)
Chinatown
Chulas Fronteras
Cimarron
Cinema Paradiso
Citadel, The
Citizen Kane
City Lights
Claire's Knee
Clockwork Orange, A
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Closely Watched Trains
Coming Home
Conversation, The
Cool World, The
Cops (S)
Corner in Wheat, A (S)
Cries and Whispers
Crowd, The
Crying Game, The
Czechoslovakia 1968 (D)
Dances With Wolves
Dangerous Moves
Darling
David Holtzman's Diary
Day for Night
Day in the Country, A (S)
Day the Earth Stood Still, The
Dead, The
Decline of the American Empire, The
Deer Hunter, The
Defiant Ones, The
Dersu Uzala
Destry Rides Again
Detour
Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, The
Distant Voices, Still Lives
Do the Right Thing
Doctor Zhivago
Dodsworth
Dog Star Man (S)
Dolce Vita, La
Double Indemnity
Double Life of Veronique, The
Dr. Strangelove...
Driving Miss Daisy
Drugstore Cowboy
Duck Soup
E.T. -- The Extra-Terrestrial
Easy Rider
Eaux D'Artifice (S)
El Norte
English Patient, The
Europa, Europa
Exploits of Elaine (serial)
Face to Face
Fanny and Alexander
Fantasia (A)
Farewell, My Concubine
Fargo
Fatty's Tintype Tangle (S)
Five Easy Pieces
Flash Gordon (serial)
Footlight Parade
Forbidden Games
Force of Evil
Forgotten Frontier, The (D/S)
Forrest Gump
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The
Fourth Man, The
Frank Film (A/S)
Frankenstein
Freaks
French Connection, The
Freshman, The
From Here to Eternity
Fury
Gandhi
Garden of the Finzi Continis
Gate of Hell
General, The
Gentleman's Agreement
Gerald McBoing Boing (A/S)
Gertie the Dinosaur (A/S)
Gervaise
Get Out Your Handkerchiefs
Giant
Gigi
Godfather, The
Godfather, The (Part II)
Going My Way
Gold Rush, The
Gone With the Wind
GoodFellas
Graduate, The
Grand Hotel
Grand Illusion
Grapes of Wrath, The
Grass
Great Dictator, The
Great Train Robbery, The (S)
Great Ziegfeld, The
Greatest Show on Earth
Greed
Guerre Est Finie, La / The War Is Over
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Hamlet
Hannah and Her Sisters
Harlan County, U.S.A. (D)
Harold and Maude
Harvest
Heiress, The
Hell's Hinges (S)
High Noon
High School (D)
Hindenberg Disaster Newsreel Footage (D/S)
Hiroshima, Mon Amour
His Girl Friday
Hope and Glory
Hospital (D)
Hospital, The
How Green Was My Valley
How the West Was Won
Hustler, The
I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang
In the Heat of the Night
In Which We Serve
Indochine
Informer, The
Intolerance
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion
It Happened One Night
Italian, The (S)
It's A Wonderful Life
Ivan the Terrible
Jammin' the Blues (D/S)
Jaws
Jazz Singer, The
Jour se Leve, Le
Journey of Hope
Juliet of the Spirits
Justice Is Done
Killer of Sheep
King Kong
Knute Rockne, All American
Kolya
Kramer vs. Kramer
L.A. Confidential
La terra trema
Lady Eve, The
Lassie Come Home
Last Emperor, The
Last of the Mohicans, The
L'Atalante
L'Avventura
Lawrence of Arabia
Learning Tree, The
Leaving Las Vegas
Letter From an Unknown Woman
Life and Death of 9413 -- A Hollywood Extra, The
Life and Nothing But
Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter, The (D)
Life is Sweet
Life of Emile Zola, The
Lion In Winter, The
Little Dorrit
Little Fugitive, The
Lost Weekend, The
Louisiana Story (D)
Love Me Tonight
M*A*S*H
Madame Rosa
Magical Maestro (A/S)
Magnificent Ambersons, The
Maltese Falcon, The
Man and A Woman, A
Man for All Seasons, A
Manchurian Candidate
Manhatta (S)
March of Time: Inside Nazi Germany -- 1938 (D/S)
Marty
Mayerling
Mean Streets
Mediterraneo
Meet Me In St. Louis
Melvin and Howard
Mephisto
Meshes of the Afternoon (S)
Midnight Cowboy
Mildred Pierce
Million, Le
Miracle in Milan
Miracle, The (S)
Mirror, The / Ayneh
Modern Times
Mon Oncle
Mon Oncle D'Amerique
Morocco
Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears
Motion Painting No. 1 (S)
Movie, A (S)
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Mrs. Miniver
Music Box, The (S)
Mutiny on the Bounty
My Darling Clementine
My Fair Lady
My Left Foot
My Life as a Dog
Naked Spur, The
Nanook of the North (D)
Nashville
Nasty Girl, The
Network
Night at the Opera, The
Night of the Hunter, The
Night of the Shooting Stars, The
Nights of Cabiria
Ninotchka
North By Northwest
Nothing But A Man
Official Story, The
Oliver
On the Waterfront
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Open City / Rome: Open City
Ordinary People
Out of Africa
Out of the Past
Outlaw Josey Wales, The
Paisan
Passage to India, A
Passion of Joan of Arc, The
Pather Panchali
Paths of Glory
Patton
Pele the Conqueror
Persona
Philadelphia Story, The
Pinocchio (A)
Pixote
Place in the Sun, A
Platoon
Player, The
Point of Order (D)
Ponette
Poor Little Rich Girl, The
Primary (D/S)
Prisoner of Zenda, The
Prizzi's Honor
Producers, The
Promesse, La
Psycho
Pull My Daisy (S)
Pulp Fiction
Raging Bull
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Rain Man
Raise the Red Lantern
Ran
Rear Window
Rebecca
Rebel Without a Cause
Red
Red River
Reds
Republic Steel Strike Riot Newsreel Footage (D/S)
Return of the Secaucus 7
Ride the High Country
Rip Van Winkle (S)
River, The (D)
Road to Morocco
Road Warrior, The / Mad Max 2
Rocky
Rules of the Game, The
Safety Last
Salesman (D)
Salt of the Earth
Scarface
Scenes From A Marriage
Schindler's List
Searchers, The
Secrets & Lies
Seven Samurai
Seventh Heaven
Shadow of a Doubt
Shadows
Shame
Shane
She Done Him Wrong
Sherlock Jr. (S)
Shock Corridor
Shop on Main Street, The
Show Boat
Silence of the Lambs, The
Singin' In the Rain
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs (A)
Snow White (A/S)
Soldier of Orange
Some Like It Hot
Sound of Music, The
Stagecoach
Star Wars
Sting, The
Story of Qiu Ju
Story of Women, The
Strada, La
Stranger Than Paradise
Streetcar Named Desire, A
Sullivan's Travels
Sunday In the Country
Sundays and Cybele
Sunrise
Sunset Boulevard
Sweet Smell of Success
Tabu
Taxi Driver
Terms of Endearment
Tevye
That Man From Rio
That Obscure Object of Desire
Thief of Bagdad
Thin Man, The
Third Man, The
Through A Glass, Darkly
Time Stands Still
Tin Drum, The
Titanic
To Be Or Not To Be
To Begin Again
To Fly! (D/S - Imax)
To Kill a Mockingbird
To Live In Peace
Tokyo Story
Tom Jones
Tootsie
Top Hat
Topaz (home movies of Japanese American Internment Camp)
Touch of Evil
Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The
Tree of Wooden Clogs, The
Trouble in Paradise
Tulips Shall Grow (A/S)
Ugetsu Monogatari
Umberto D.
Unbearable Lightness of Being, The
Unforgiven
Vagabond
Verbena Tragica
Vertigo
Virgin Spring, The
War and Peace
Watch On the Rhine
West Side Story
What's Opera, Doc? (A/S)
Where Are My Children?
Wild Bunch, The
Wild Reeds
Wild Strawberries
Wind, The
Wings
Wings of Desire
Within Our Gates
Wizard of Oz, The
Woman Under the Influence, A
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
Woodstock (D)
Wuthering Heights
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
You Can't Take It With You
Z
Zapruder Film (D/S)
Television
Three's Company
Doctor Who
M*A*S*H
The Dukes of Hazzard
Dallas
Star Trek
Adventures of Superman
Gilligan's Island
The Twilight Zone
Laverne & Shirley
Mission: Impossible
Little House on the Prairie
Charlie's Angels
Bewitched
Alice
The Brady Bunch
Batman
My Favorite Martian
Green Acres
Lost in Space
The Facts of Life
The Addams Family
The Love Boat
What's My Line?
The Mod Squad
AMERICAN IDOL
DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES
CSI: MIAMI
60 MINUTES
TWO AND A HALF MEN
The UNIT
GREY'S ANATOMY
LOST
OLD CHRISTINE
UNAN1MOUS
COLD CASE
LAW AND ORDER:SVU
CSI: NY
E.R.
DEAL OR NO DEAL
24
AMERICAN INVENTOR
All My Children
As The World Turns
The Bold and the Beautiful
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital
Guiding Light
One Life to Live
Passions
The Young and the Restless
Books
THE HUSBAND, by Dean Koontz
BEACH ROAD, by James Patterson and Peter de Jonge
AT RISK, by Patricia Cornwell
THE BOOK OF THE DEAD, by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
TERRORIST, by John Updike
WISDOM OF OUR FATHERS, by Tim Russert
GODLESS, by Ann Coulter, by Anderson Cooper
MARLEY & ME, by John Grogan
DISPATCHES FROM THE EDGE, by Anderson Cooper
THE WORLD IS FLAT, by Thomas L. Friedman
CESAR'S WAY, by Cesar Millan with Melissa Jo Peltier
ULTRAMETABOLISM, by Mark Hyman
THE ALPHABET OF MANLINESS, by Maddox
YOUR BEST LIFE NOW, by Joel Osteen
LIES AT THE ALTAR, by Robin L. Smith
THE DA VINCI CODE, by Dan Brown
BLUE SMOKE, by Nora Roberts
4TH OF JULY, by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro
THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, by Lauren Weisberger
THE JURY, by Fern Michaels
AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH, by Al Gore
NIGHT, by Elie Wiesel
IN COLD BLOOD, by Truman Capote
FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS, by James Bradley with Ron Powers
THE TIPPING POINT, by Malcolm Gladwell
RICH DAD, POOR DAD, by Robert T. Kiyosaki with Sharon L. Lechter
EXPRESS LANE MEALS, by Rachael Ray
WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING, by Heidi Murkoff, Arlene Eisenberg and Sandee Hathaway
THE SOUTH BEACH DIET, by Arthur Agatston
365: NO REPEATS, by Rachael Ray
Heroes
Tom Cruise
Frank Welker
Tom Hanks
Robin Williams
Harrison Ford
Samuel L. Jackson
Vincent D'Onofrio
Bruce Willis
Neve Campbell
Julia Roberts
Eddie Murphy
Joaquin Phoenix
John Travolta
Johnny Depp
Jim Carrey
Will Smith
Michael Douglas
Colin Farrell
Brad Pitt
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Keanu Reeves
Anna Faris
Wesley Snipes
Paul Walker
Sarah Jessica Parker
Angelina Jolie
Lindsay Lohan
Halle Berry
Clint Howard
Mel Gibson
Clive Owen
Denzel Washington
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Jennifer Aniston
Jackie Chan
Jake Gyllenhaal
Adam Sandler
Radha Mitchell
Al Pacino
John Cleese
Ving Rhames
Morgan Freeman
Tommy Lee Jones
Naomi Watts
Viggo Mortensen
Jennifer Lopez
Reese Witherspoon
Forest Whitaker
Nicole Kidman
James Earl Jones
Maria Bello
Hilary Duff
Natalie Portman
Jessica Alba
Charlize Theron
George Clooney
Kiefer Sutherland
Liam Neeson
Martin Lawrence
Spencer Breslin
Leonardo DiCaprio
Robert De Niro
Lena Headey
Will Ferrell
Christopher Meloni
Deborah Unger
Ryan Reynolds
Jet Li
Orlando Bloom
Rob Schneider
Sharon Stone
Daniel Radcliffe
Nicolas Cage
Hugh Jackman
Kurt Russell
Steve Martin
Antonio Banderas
Ellen Barkin
Nastassja Kinski
Steve Buscemi
Michelle Monaghan
Keira Knightley
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers
Keri Russell
Ben Stiller
Matt Damon
Sandra Bullock
Salma Hayek
Kathleen Turner
Phil Proctor
Kirsten Dunst
Heath Ledger
James Franco
Laurence Fishburne
Patrick Stewart
Gerard Butler
Queen Latifah
Matthew McConaughey
Andy Garcia
Harvey Keitel
You are really helping out folks! A blood donation is critical to people who have had surgery or in a trama accident and need blood in their bodies!
I was a young starving college student once and got involved with these plasma donation centers.
It was a great way for me to get a handle on my bills without much effort, also I learned about how blood helps people and cord blood banking as well.
I would do homework, read magazines…even watch TV while having the economic resources for school supplies, or a sub sandwich.
Sounds easy enough right? Yes, it really is an easy process that you can do to help out people in need and it doesn’t take a degree in stem cell research to do it. Due to increased demand, we have been expanding to include some cord blood banks and also have added more information on various medical terms in the blood donation field, enjoy!
Who I'd like to meet: Anyone who carea about people that need blood and will give blood to help. A donation can be made about every quarter and it would be sweet if more people could do this. Check out the local blood banks of more information about drives and such.
Keep donating! I am a first time blood donor going on my second. My daughter received a transfusion last year at 2 1/2 and now my 1 week old nephew will be doing the same today. Thanks to all who donate!
So I have type 'O' rh negative ... but I'm upon a mountain with no means of transportation. the main road is washed out & the detour takes an extra fortyfive minutes, just to get down the mountain, & gas prices aren't exactly plummeting.
If only big business hadn't suppressed hadn't suppressed ether physics for over a hundred years - I mean really, what do we, the people get out of relativity, quantum physics? The ether model that Lord Kelvin, Michael Faraday, & James Clerk Maxwell used all through the nineteenth century, was the basis of Nikola Tesla's Dynamic Theory of Gravity when Einstein was a bored patent clerk with too much time for daydreaming & none for experimentation. Tesla invented & produced the cigar-shaped craft we see all too often in "extraterrestrial propaganda" .. The disk shaped craft were developed by T. Townsend Brown later, though german WWII boomerang shaped "foo fighters" were also in production back in the day. So anyway - it shouldn't matter that the main mountain road washed out & won't be repaired before november, because roads were made obsolete by tesla in the 1890s (too bad he had to rely on people like J.P.Morgan (an agent of the Rothschilds') & nazi "mad scientists" for funding) - it shouldn't matter that the price of crude oil is more political than economical, because you can get energy from the ether out of rocks or other crystal formation (petrovoltaics).
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thanks for reminding me to give blood though - maybe when they fix the road I'll ask someone for a ride. As long as I have a few bux for gas I'm sure it won't be a problem
Thank you for what your doing!! Without all the people out there donating blood I would not be typing this comment today. Thank you to anyone that may read this that has donated blood. Well its words beyond thank you.... I am alive because of you.
Your pure feelings for good wishes gives hope to those who have lost all hope, gives them courage to make themselves better, and thus making the world a better place :)
i show my support all the way, i actually just finished a campaign for give blood, a series of 3 posters for a college assignment and have had a lot of interest from the National Blood Service here in the UK.
hit me back if you want to see them :D
