Christopher Marlowe credited as one of Shakespeare's co-writers Justin Crowe of Chronicle Cremation Designs, based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, mixes cremated human ashes into a glaze which he uses to coat bowls, vases, candle holders, coffee cups, urns and other ceramic items.
Jones claimed her body, which was then cremated, with ashes scattered over the Pacific Ocean.
They were turned into ashes".
Helen Thomas's stomach-turning comments about the Jews returning to Germany and Poland, where six million were gassed and cremated into piles of ash, are striking for their racism and insensitivity.
(He went on to direct a small rocket-launching firm that will, for a fee, put cremated ashes into orbit).
She saw herself creating tailored events that celebrated the life of the deceased in a highly personalized manner: sending cremated ashes into space, or shooting them out of a gun, or compressing them into a gemstone.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City's Metropolitan Opera canceled its Saturday afternoon performance of "Guillaume Tell" after an audience member sprinkled an unidentified powder, which police believe was cremated ashes, into the orchestra pit.
This report is one of many into what happened at the council-run crematorium where babies and adults were often cremated together, with ashes returned to the relatives of adults.
"We handle the bodies of several hundred prisoners a year," a representative of the Evins Funeral Home in Modesto, Calif., said on Sunday, adding that Mr. Smith was probably cremated and his ashes scattered into the sea.
One said that Che's body had been taken away by helicopter and dumped into the distant jungle; another said he had been cremated, the ashes dispersed.
The remains have been cremated, the ashes unclaimed.
