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Sue Caristo and team at the 4th annual Gail Parkins Ovarian Awareness walk.

It is in Raleigh, North Carolina. It's the only Ovarian Cancer Walk in the state.

100% of the proceeds go to Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center for GYN (Ovarian) cancer research. They started out the 1st year with about 150 people and raised about $60,000. This year we had 1000 people (32 of them were my team "Steppin' for Sue" in our yellow t-shirts and teal boas!) and we raised $180,000! Ovarian cancer is called the "silent killer" because the symptoms are common and vague-most women are misdiagnosed until they are stage III or IV which significantly decreases life expectancy to about 30-40% 5 year survival rate. Not very good odds. Currently there is not a dependable screening test. This money has afforded Duke to hire a full time researcher, purchase additional equipment and hopefully develop a screening test to get women diagnosed earlier and greatly improve survival.

Please visit their website www.ovarianawareness.org

Faith

Amelia Rose Richardson Age 4 1/2

Lori's Wedding

My Little Angel
by Doris

Anna Christie
by Peggy Scearce

Ari Barbosa

Ari Barbosa, Diana Lopez, Socky Rodriguez &
Carmen Iris Acosta.

Our Christian Friends from Toa Alta Puerto Rico
Worship Group Ministry "Las Gedeonas" Worshiping and showing to different cultures the way we worship God, Jesus Christ the Savior

Convention is Face to the New Millennium
Name of the Church is in Spanish:
Tabernacle de Alabanza & Restauraci—n La Senda Antigua.

Dolls by Mire Uno (Below)
See more beautiful dolls by the incredible artist at her web site:
http://www.harapan.co.jp

Michele Malpica E-Mail her at: sprngcanyn@zianet.com
Phoenix Rising is 22" tall A one of a kind mixed media sculpture, her naked body was sculpted in polymer clay and mounted on a bird's eye maple burl. The feather wings were airbrushed using Createx transparent paints that were thinned with airbrush medium and then tinted with pigmented powders that I dusted over the feathers to give iridescence. I used multiple coats of powder in varied colors ( Pearl-X powders are available from the Clay factory, Escondido,CA via the Internet) The feathers accepted the paint as long as I didn't get them too saturated or damp.