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What you can do with Cremation
by Palindrome at 9:19 am EST, Nov 30, 2004 |
]LOOKING FOR A novel way to spend eternity? Consider LifeGem, a
]Chicago company that will turn your ashes into diamonds. Ocean
]lovers might prefer Eternal Reefs, a Decatur, Ga., company that
]mixes ashes into concrete to make artificial coral reefs that are
]dropped into the sea. Then there's Celebrate Life, of Lakeside,
]Calif., which will scatter your remains in a fireworks display.
]In fact, when it comes to innovative ways to use cremated
]remains, the sky is not the limit. Houston's Celestis has already
]blasted the remains of about 100 people into space, including
]Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. |
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RE: What you can do with Cremation
by Lost at 12:09 pm EST, Nov 30, 2004 |
Palindrome wrote:
] ]LOOKING FOR A novel way to spend eternity? Consider LifeGem,
] a
] ]Chicago company that will turn your ashes into diamonds.
] Ocean
] ]lovers might prefer Eternal Reefs, a Decatur, Ga., company
] that
] ]mixes ashes into concrete to make artificial coral reefs that
] are
] ]dropped into the sea. Then there's Celebrate Life, of
] Lakeside,
] ]Calif., which will scatter your remains in a fireworks
] display.
] ]In fact, when it comes to innovative ways to use cremated
] ]remains, the sky is not the limit. Houston's Celestis has
] already
] ]blasted the remains of about 100 people into space, including
]
] ]Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. I'd like to be made into a LifeGem, set in the front of a bullet, and then used as the first shot of the "revolution!" |
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