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Elections 2010: Tea Party going sour? 'Wuss Party' name change suggested
ELLIS COUNTY - The Ellis County Tea Party seems to be brewing sour tea. At least one candidate is claiming to be having trouble reaching out to the non-partisan group.
After a forum with Congressman Joe Barton, R- Ennis, was hosted by Ellis County Tea Party President Gary Bennett on Monday, Aug. 30 at the Texas Theatre in Waxahachie, questions arouse if the party was endorsing the candidate seeking re-election Tuesday, Nov. 2.
Letters from Ben-nett and Neighborhood Coordinator Linda Bounds sent and published in the Sept. 9, 2010 edition of The Ellis County Press stated otherwise.
"The Ellis County Tea Party's objective is to provide opportunities for the members to educate themselves on the various issues and candidates in order to make an informed decision at the polls, to inform their friends and neighbors of what they have learned, and encourage each person to exercise their responsibility to vote intelligently at the polls," stated Bennett.
"The forum with Congressman Barton, hosted for our members and the public, was just such an opportunity."
David Cozad, D-Arlington, running against Barton, was refused "such an opportunity."
According to the ECTP Web site they : are a group affiliated with the Dallas Tea Party Movement, and are seeking like minded people of all political affiliations.
Dallas County Tea Party Chairperson Ken Emanuelson sent the following information about their party taken from the Dallas County Tea Party Web site : Dallas Tea Party will not organize or co-sponsor any public rally event directed, in whole or in part, to support for any political party, political candidate or candidate-specific campaign or which includes an appeal for votes, donations or other campaign support for any political party or candidate.
Dallas Tea Party will not host political party officials, holders of elected public office, or filed or declared candidates for elected public office as speakers at public rally events organized by the Dallas Tea Party-except as generally-acknowledged, issue-specific experts having unique expertise, speaking at an issue-related rally outside of a campaign season solely in their capacity as issue-specific experts, and not as political candidates or party officials.
The Dallas Tea Party is, and will continue to be, an expressly non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to citizen education, empowerment and engagement.Our Code of Conduct doesn't bar politicians from speaking at all meetings, but we don't allow them to speak at our public rallies," stated Emanuelson via email.
Cozad, a former Marine, was more than upset about the ECTP open door policy.
"I am disappointed to learn the high principles and goals listed on the Ellis County Tea Party's Web site are not in agreement with the principles they live by, as evidenced by their rejection of my request to speak to their membership," said Cozad.
"I was hoping their principles, ideas, and ideals were strong enough to contend with my principles, ideas, and ideals.
However, their rejection of a discussion of what we can agree and not agree on, indicates I was wrong in having that hope. I fear they will have to change the name of their organization from Tea Party, to Wuss Party."
According to Bounds, she agrees the Republican Party is a better home for their movement.
"I agree that the Republican Party may be the more natural home for conservative thinking than the Democratic Party.
And since the Tea Party movement is a conservative movement (not a far right movement, but a constitutional center movement), it stands to reason that we will support candidates or representatives who stand by, believe in, and will fight for the Constitution of the United States of America. "
" Just because there is an 'R' behind their name does not mean that they will not have to prove to us that they are worthy of our support," stated Bounds.
Congressional District 6 covers Ellis, Houston, Navarro, Freestone, Leon, Trinity and parts of Tarrant and Limestone counties.
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If they are doing this across the board and nation as Mr. Cozad is stating, and they are not allowing any other candidate(s) from the other parties, such as the Democratic and Libertarian parties, then I would definitely say they are being contradictory and misleading to the public in general.
This kind of behavior is not surprising considering the fact we are talking about politics and the very issues and representatives that will shape, determine and impact our very existence, well-being and livelihood as we know it. Case in point, look at what the Obama administration has done in only two years in office.
It is because of his choices and behavior that there has been such an extreme uprising, concern and outcry of the true conservative and American who believes in, supports and is will to defend the Constitution of the Unites States and that for which it stands.
I don't think that there is any Democrat who believes the same as the members of the Tea Party and I believe the Tea Party knows this.
What the Tea Party needs to do is to be forthright and upfront about who they are willing to accept and allow to speak at their rallies instead of saying one thing and then doing another as all politicians and parties of the past have done.
Now I am sure, Mr Cozad, that you are usually a pleasant person, but calling any Tea Party a "wuss" is just plain ignorant on your part. Tea Party members show absolute courage to stand up and fight for ALL of our FREEDOMS. Members have never before protested, rallied, ran for office, or become so knowledgable about the internal dealings of the government but then WE WOKE UP. Thank God. Honestly Mr Cozad, you owe an apology to all the Patriots you insulted with your "wuss" charge. We were cornered and we came out fighting. No tail tucked here, Mr Cozad. We continue to grow.
Tea Parties were created because the Government refused to listen to the People and then shoved destructive laws down our throats. Tea Parties honor the Constitution. They honor the Founding Fathers, who with such incredible foresight, wrote the Constitution to protect the Freedom of the American People FROM the oppression of big Government. We are NOT "republican". We ARE "CONSERVATIVE". Mr Cozad, are you conservative? If not, then why waste your time and our time.
I read your stands on a few key issues from your website, in no way are they Conservative
"The Affordable Care Act passed this year is a huge step forward, but there is still work to be done."
So you think this is a good Law? Already my deductible went from $1500 to $9000 for major medical .
"We need to re-regulate the mortgage industry and work to keep people in their homes"
Regulating banks forcing them to make loans to unqualified people caused this economy. Now you want even more regulation imposed on the banks? The banks will go bankrupt or they will be bailed out. Jobs will again be lost and/or the taxpayer will pay someone elses mortgage.
National Security:
"We should talk first, exercise our national economic strength to foster global economic security, and as a last resort deal forcefully with confirmed threats." La La La How sweet. Have you noticed that Ahmadinejad and Kim Jong Il are kinda nuts? While the libs are "talking" somewhere at some UN meeting, deranged islamic terrorists are walking over the Mexican border, whats your plan for that?
Here is what is missing in your plan: Illegal immigration, food stamps and welfare for illegals, free school for illegals, free medical for illegals, taking them by the hand and helping them walk across the border, anchor babies -all of it on the American taxpayer, they are sucking us dry. Here's the cherry on top of the large pile of dung the libs try to feed us: giving up 80 miles of Texas declaring it a danger zone, warning US Citizens not to enter American soil because of the Mexican thugs.
Lastly, here's a green idea for you. Save the forests! Print everything in English only. That way you can save half the forest and reduce the waste and toxic ink in our landfills by half.
Wuss? Not in our camp.


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Forrest's hopes high for China forumPUBLISHED: 05 Apr 2013 00:05:00 | UPDATED: 05 Apr 2013 14:58:45PUBLISHED: 05 Apr 2013 PRINT EDITION: 05 Apr 2013
Fortescue Metal's Andrew Forrest said Australia's relationship with China 'started splintering from the time Kevin Rudd criticised it on human rights'. Photo: Glenn Hunt
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The chairman of Fortescue Metals Group, Andrew Forrest, is leading a group of senior business leaders to China on Friday in a major attempt to make up for the lack of high-level effort put into the bilateral relationship over the past several years.
But Mr Forrest said he applauded Prime Minister Julia Gillard for her "timely and necessary'' trip to China, which begins on Friday.
Three separate business delegations will accompany Ms Gillard on her five-day trip, which is being billed as the most senior government grouping to ever visit China.
The business delegation, which numbers nearly 150, includes transport mogul Lindsay Fox, Westpac chief executive Gail Kelly, National Australia Bank chairman Michael Chaney and Mr Forrest.
"I think our good relationship started splintering from the time Kevin Rudd publicly criticised China on human rights," Mr Forrest said.
"For too long Australia and China have had a relationship where we've come to each other only when we need something."
The Boao Forum for Asia, which begins on Saturday, is the headline business event during the visit and will also be attended by Microsoft founder Bill Gates and hedge fund pioneer George Soros.
Senior ministers to accompany Gillard
Australian business leaders attending Boao outnumber those from any other country except China, in a sign that corporates are looking for better engagement with their Chinese colleagues.
"It is starting to look like Australian business is serious about China," said the chairman of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Beijing David Olsson.
Ms Gillard will be accompanied by Foreign Minister Bob Carr, Trade Minister Craig Emerson and Financial Services and Superannuation Minister Bill Shorten.
The visit comes less than a month after China's new President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang officially took office.
Ms Gillard will be one of the first foreign leaders to meet both of the men since they assumed their new leadership roles.
The Prime Minister will be joined by a delegation from the Australia China Business Council, a financial services group that is accompanying Mr Shorten and Mr Forrest's Senior Business Leaders Forum. "I am going to the Boao Forum because China and its economic health are of fundamental importance to Australia's future growth," Mr Chaney said.
Mr Chaney said personal contact through forums such as Boao helped avoid "misunderstandings" and allowed each side to better gauge the challenges faced by both countries.
Relationship lacking in depth
The visit comes at a time when the political relationship between Australia and China is seen to lack sufficient depth and warmth .
James McKenzie, a director of Yancoal Australia and Melco Crown Entertainment, said that China will be the most important bilateral relationship Australia will have for generations to come.
"Unlike our relationships with the United States and the United Kingdom, we have no shared cultural foundations [with China]," he said.
"Our education system is only just commencing to adequately prepare the coming generations to be able to engage with China. In the meantime it's incumbent on those of us who get the opportunity to build on the 'first mover advantage' Australia got from [Gough] Whitlam's first visit to China in 1971."
The founder of transport group Linfox, Lindsay Fox, said Boao was an opportunity to start building the "friendships" that would allow his business to grow further in China.
"The only way to establish those friendships is by being there," Mr Fox said.
Lindsay Fox visiting China for first time
Mr Fox, who provides logistics to the likes of supermarket giant Tesco in China, said you have to spend at least five or six years developing relationships that will then lead to meaningful business.
"Australia needs more from China than any other country; without them we would be up the creek," he said.
Mr Fox, along with ANZ Banking Group chief executive Mike Smith and Westpac's Gail Kelly are all attending Boao for the first time.
"The Boao Forum is an important opportunity to exchange ideas, as well as strengthen relationships, with business leaders and policymakers from China and the world," Mrs Kelly said.
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the game will be tons better, and much more fun to play, with a lot more exciting matches especially with team objective (turf based rounds) ... people might start to use other guns, rather than the 90% of people using the **bleep** m9 now a days and finally discover wth this "aiming" thing is ... the only way to make that happen though is by making it less acurate (so blindfiring from a large enough distance should seem retarted even to those who do it now) and have it shoot where you are looking; not where an enemy is, no autoaim bs!
1.Everyone migrates to the Para9+Punch
2.Camping returns.
3.people will get closer than ususal giving everyone even less time to survive a Para9+punch
4.There is no way of nefing BF anymore, anything else done will just eliminated completly, but should it work somehow...there will always be a way of aiming with it...because blindifre is after all the choice of shooting whiule running at the cost of normal accuracy...
do we really want camping...or intense action?
Here's why it won't happen at all:
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I want camping.
I'd like a 20-minute campfest where the TDM score ends up as 30-29, because it ran out of time.
i think that's taking it a little too extreme, we are not trying to get rid of blindfire completely, just nerf it ...
@the person who brought up nerf blindfire = campfest: is that seriously what you think people who know how to aim a gun will do? since it's obviously impossible to aim and move around at the same time right? all that will happen if you nerf blindfire is less cqc incounters and an increase in mid range battles, if you really want your cqc and blindfire "action" you get your fill in cod
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So, lets just say that out of the blue, Naughty Dog decides to nerf blindfiring. & I mean fix it so that it is very hard for people to use this technique.
My question to you is, how do you think it would affect the way the game is played?
Yes it would, it would require more people to aim their weapon.
Do you think people may rush more?
Rushing players would be decreased but it would still be there.
Do you think certain weapons, will be used more?
The G-Mal and the Fal would become more used since blindfire has been weakned.
Do you think that people would camp abit more than usual?
I dont think players would camp more, Not more than they do already.
I want to hear your answer. How do you think the game would be different?


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Chris Christie and other Northeast governors went hat-in-hand to Washington this week seeking federal funds to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy. And President Big Spender readily agreed, proposing $60.4 Billion in immediate aid.
President Barack Obama formally asked Congress Friday for $60.4 billion to help states such as New Jersey and New York rebuild in the aftermath of devastating Superstorm Sandy.
"Our Nation has an obligation to assist those who suffered losses and who lack adequate resources to rebuild their lives," acting Office of Management and Budget Director Jeffrey Zients said in a letter to Republican House Speaker John Boehner and Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
Meanwhile, everyone is talking about cutting federal spending. Well, almost everyone. Dear Leader just wants to raise taxes. He's gonna need a lotta new taxes to cover $60.4 Billion.
As for that "our nation has an obligation" thing, here's what Democrat Grover Cleveland (born right here in Caldwell, NJ) had to say about that:
I can find no warrant for such an appropriation in the Constitution and I do not believe that the power and duty of the general government ought to be extended to the relief of individual suffering which is in no manner properly related to the public service or benefit. A prevalent tendency to disregard the limited mission of this power and duty should I think be steadfastly resisted to the end that the lesson should be constantly enforced that though the people support the government the government should not support the people.
Amen Brother.
If you want to encourage redevelopment then invite private investment and incentivize them with tax breaks. Chris Christie keeps saying the Jersey Shore is so "vital", well then entrepreneurs ought to be chomping at the bit to invest in its future. Banks can underwrite loans, leave the taxpayers out of it. And if you didn't have insurance or can't afford to rebuild? Sorry, but you chose poorly and that's not my problem.
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Like any tyrant, it pays to scrape and bow before the anointed. Chripsy Creamed demonstrates once again the true nature of our government (a tyranny) and how best to benefit from it (beg for favors).
I hope Crispy Critter doesn't run for Prezident in 2016 – he's learned the wrong lessons from his government experience.+3
I just wish and hope they get electricity, so the media will finally be able to plug in their cameras and report on the non-progress.+2
Of course these idiots will use public funds (YOUR hard-earned tax dollars!) to rebuild in the same hurricane zone. Are you ready to stop the madness? Quit complying with the federal government.+3
gotta load up the money silos for the next round of payoffs for the thousands of dem votes+3
Let's demolish FEMA and the Dept of Educ. and Ag. (plus) Use the 2013 savings to give to the states affected by Sandy, and have that be the last payout to the states. Diminish the income tax percentage wise of these departments, and the states can uptake the tax assessments and stash for a stormy day. (sarc, but I wish it wasn't)+4
Well, I guess we have a better idea of how much it takes to get Christie on his knees, mouth open and ready to be of service.0


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Humans 2.0: Seeing Ourselves Anew in 'Algorithmic Cascades of Data'
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How Sensors That Test Our Stress Could Revolutionize Product Design
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Your Lawyer May Soon Be an Algorithm
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How Technology Is Changing Media
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Mass Extinctions: What Humans Can Learn from the Past
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First passengers on Japanese maglev train travel at speeds of 311 mph
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Weeklong National Fossil Day Events
October 13-19, 2013
Sunday, October 13:
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Weekdays: Park Open for Hunting
Saturday, October 19:
Family Fossil Fun Day
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According to PK Kirkpatrick, chair of the Ladonia event,
the Tailgate Show is a good time for fossil hunters to have their finds
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Society President Stephan Gozdecki said his organization will also be selling
its newly revised book, Fossil Collector's Guidebook to the
A Family Fossil Fun Day is slated for Saturday, October 19th. The day will focus on kids and new fossil hunters at NSR. It all begins in Ladonia at Fannindel School Gymnasium located at
Registration at the Workshop will begin at 8:00 am and will continue to 9:00 am when the programs begin. Ladonia Mayor Jan Cooper will welcome adult visitors to Ladonia. Texas Master Naturalist Doug Franklin will give history of the NSR, and
Partners joining the City of Ladonia to host the National Park Service sanctioned event include the Dallas Paleontological Society, and Texas Master Naturalist Bois d' Arc Chapter and Blackland Prairie Chapter. Workshop chair, PK Kirkpatrick tells hunters, "While workshops of this caliber are usually with significant fee, these National Fossil Day events are free, thanks to a number of volunteers from our sponsoring organizations!"
In event of heavy rainfall, the river excursions will be postponed. Event Chair Kirkpatrick said those going on the excursion need to pack water, wear close-toed shoes or mud boots or mud wading shoes if the area should be so lucky to have had recent rainfall, and those with arthritic knees, ankles, backs, and mobility problems may want to stay topside at the park and not enter the river bed because of steepness and height of steps at the park.
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Photos from Previous National Fossil Day Events
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The park is open 365 days a year but hunting is determined by whether water is in raging flow. Due to safety issues, hunting is allowed only when the river is not flowing. Admission is free. The fossils date back about 80 million years or more. With a few exceptions, hunters may collect and take fossils out of the river. A fossil left in the riverbed or embankment will not be there after the next big rainfall due to extreme flow rate of the raging
The channelized riverbed, dry most of the time, stretches a distance of about ten miles to the west of and ten miles to the east of Ladonia Fossil Park and is open year round for fossil hunting. The canyon is approximately 300 feet wide and 80 feet deep. Cretaceous fossils including mosasaurs and plesiosaurs are found in the bed while Pleistocene fossils including mastodons and mammoths are found in the banks. Of particular interest to serious fossil hunters are red bed outcroppings.
The City of Ladonia is not responsible for accidents or injuries occurring on this property. Use of this property is at your own risk.
• Fossil collecting is allowed only within the river beds and banks.
• Parking permitted in designated area only.
• Possession/discharge of firearms, hunting and archery are prohibited.
• Possession/consumption of alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs is prohibited.
• No pets allowed.
Enter and exit collecting area at designated points only. Area has dangerous drop offs, steep slopes and loose soil.
Encounters with dangerous insects/animals are possible.
Web searches yield several hits for
*** The Fossil Forum -Pete Patterson Fossil Park
Other websites have pictures of their finds and some can be seen below.
More images from folks that have visited the
Steep Steps leading down to the river bed
Skeletal remains of a mosasaur were found in this general area several years ago.


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NAMI Grading the States Report: How does PA rate?
In 2006, the state received a D grade. Three years later, it has received a C, which represents progress, although not a standard of excellence. Now the challenge is to build on that momentum. Full narrative (PDF).
Pennsylvania's Urgent Mental Health Related Needs:● Adequate mix of hospital and community services● Expand mental health courts and jail diversion programs statewide● Statewide police Crisis Intervention Teams
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http://parentsmedguide.org a new resource center developed by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) for parents and caregivers of children and adolescents with depression.
At a NAMI of Bucks General Meeting, a Program on Suicide Prevention was presented by Devereux Foundation's Susan Keisling and Paul LeBuffe, certified national trainers on "QPR" (Question, Persuade, Refer), a model of suicide prevention training for professionals. Attended by mostly family members, the presentation emphasized the steps to take when you suspect that a loved one may be contemplating suicide. The "QPR" represent:
Question the person about suicide.. Ask if they are considering suicide. Do they have thoughts? Feelings? Plans? Don't be afraid to ask. If you feel you cannot ask, get someone else to ask them. Reach out. Asking the question does not increase the risk.
Persuade the person to get help. Listen carefully. Then say, "Let me help", or "Come with me to find help"
REFER for Help. If a child or adolescent, contact any adult, any parent. Or call your minister, rabbi, a teacher, coach or counselor. Or call Devereux Foundation 1-800-345-1292.
Warning signs of suicide:Suicide threats
Previous suicide attempts
Alcohol and drug abuse
Statements revealing a desire to die
Sudden changes in behavior
Prolonged depression
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Is ''Alias'' the new ''X-Files''? I want to believe. As Sunday's series-shaking episode reveals, JJ Abrams is creating a universe that matches Chris Carter's for complexity, weirdness (they stole Sydney's eggs!), and sheer impenetrability to nonbelievers. (Witness such cryptic lines as ''The Covenant got the Cube.'') The Rambaldi prophecies, in which a 15th-century dude predicts that Sydney's destined to carry his creepy baby, are what the alien conspiracies were to Mulder and Scully -- a tantalizing mystery that, ideally, will never get solved.
As with ''X-Files,'' ''Alias'' requires viewers to suspend disbelief early and often. On Sunday night, why did the usually infallible Sydney so easily fall victim to a dart in the back? And why, for that matter, did her old boss Kendall need to shoot her to get her on the airplane? A simple, ''Hey, wanna take a plane ride?'' would have been easier. Meanwhile, the suggestion that the evil Covenant is capable of fertilizing Sydney's eggs with crusty, 600-year-old DNA from Rambaldi is not only nasty -- it's preposterous.
The episode also revealed one of the show's fetishes. Like the infamously S&M-themed 1940s ''Wonder Woman'' comic books, ''Alias'' is obsessed with having the bad guys tie up its heroine. We've seen Sydney kidnapped, tortured, or subjected to bizarre medical procedures so often that it's almost become numbing, though it was hard not to cringe at Sunday's scenes of her six-month-long brainwashing.
Most pleasing was the final twist, which revealed Vaughn's National Security agent wife, Lauren, to be a traitor. That development should fuel a dozen episodes' worth of suspense, and will presumably clear the way for a Vaughn-Sydney reunion -- or, perhaps, his messy demise. More baffling was Russian diplomat Lazare's revelation to Sydney about a mysterious ''passenger.'' Seems incomprehensible -- but the truth, presumably, is out there.
What did you think of the latest ''Alias''?


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Gretchen Rubin had an epiphany one rainy afternoon in the unlikeliest of places: a city bus. 'The days are long, but the years are short,' she realized. 'Time is passing, and I'm not focusing enough on the things that really matter.' In that moment, she decided to dedicate a year to her happiness project. In this lively and compelling account of that year, Rubin carves out her place alongside the authors of bestselling memoirs such as Julie and Julia, The Year of Living Biblically, and Eat, Pray, Love. With humor and insight, she chronicles her adventures during the twelve months she spent test-driving the wisdom of the ages, current scientific research, and lessons from popular culture about how to be happier. Rubin didn't have the option to uproot herself, nor did she really want to; instead she focused on improving her life as it was. Each month she tackled a new set of resolutions: give proofs of love, ask for help, find more fun, keep a gratitude notebook, forget about results. She immersed herself in principles set forth by all manner of experts, from Epicurus to Thoreau to Oprah to Martin Seligman to the Dalai Lama to see what worked for her'and what didn't. Her conclusions are sometimes surprising'she finds that money can buy happiness, when spent wisely; that novelty and challenge are powerful sources of happiness; that 'treating' yourself can make you feel worse; that venting bad feelings doesn't relieve them; that the very smallest of changes can make the biggest difference'and they range from the practical to the profound. Written with charm and wit, The Happiness Project is illuminating yet entertaining, thought-provoking yet compulsively readable. Gretchen Rubin's passion for her subject jumps off the page, and reading just a few chapters of this book will inspire you to start your own happiness project. Download and start listening now!
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The US Economy and FedEx
"Economists polled by Reuters had expected import prices to fall 0.5% last month. In the 12 months to November, import prices fell 1.6%," the news service reported.
"Stripping out fuels and food prices, import prices dipped 0.1% as the cost of capital goods fell by the most since March 2010 and automobile prices were flat, indicating that broader inflation pressures remained benign.
"The global economy is restraining prices here and abroad. This indicates global demand is soft and will remain soft in the near term," said Gus Faucher, a senior economist at PNC Financial Services in Pittsburgh. "This adds to the perception that inflation is not a concern."
Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that at least one FedEx (FDX) employee suspected the worldwide delivery company was overcharging customers in 2011.This became public when some internal emails were used in a lawsuit that accuses FDX of overcharging business customers by improperly "...assessing them residential surcharges. The emails were released by a federal judge in Memphis Monday. Evidently a company sales rep in Scottsdale, Ariz., complained in an email to a superior his belief that FDX had been "systematically overcharging our customers for residential delivery fees." The Journal quoted the sales rep saying, "I have brought this to the attention of many people over the past five years, including more than one managing director and no action has been taken to address it." A FedEx spokeswoman, Sally Davenport, said in an email to the newspaper on Tuesday that FedEx "highly values" its relationships with its customers (both business and residential). These "documents do not tell the entire story of this case." Davenport was also reported to have written that FDX "will continue to defend these allegations in a court of law." She made it clear that customers with billing concerns can pursue refunds online or call the company. The important point to remember here is that these are "allegations", not proven facts. On Wednesday, Link and Jim Cramer wrote to their subscribers that FDX is set to report earnings on Dec. 19 before the markets open. Consensus expectations are calling for earnings per share of $1.41.
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Material: 22K gold plated bronze, amethyst, and crystal
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o•zo•ce•riteoʊˈzoʊ kəˌraɪt, -səˌraɪt, ˌoʊ zoʊˈsɪər aɪt; -kəˌraɪt, -ˈkɪər aɪt(n.)
also o•zo•ke•rite
a waxlike mixture of natural solid hydrocarbons: used for insulation and in candles.
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Ref: Also called mineral wax.
Origin of ozocerite:
1830–40; < G Ozokerit < Gk óz(ein) to smell + -o- -o - +kēr(ós) wax
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ader wax, earth wax, mineral wax, ozokerite, ozocerite(noun)
a waxy mineral that is a mixture of hydrocarbons and occurs in association with petroleum; some varieties are used in making ceresin and candles
A dark waxy mineral, found associated with petroleum in some sandstones, used to make polishes.
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Born at Newtown in mid-Wales in 1771, Owen moved to Manchester as a youth. He quickly found his feet in the burgeoning textile city and was soon a master cotton spinner. Although far from wealthy, he made such an impact on the town's society that in 1793 he was elected to the prestigious and influential Literary and Philosophical Society, and it was here that his ideas on social reform began to take shape.
Three years later, he joined other Manchester entrepreneurs in forming the Chorlton Twist Company, and in 1799 he moved North to manage David Dale's New Lanark Mills, which the Manchester firm had bought out. There, he met and married Dale's daughter.
Owen knew from instinct and experience that workers responded more positively to consideration and kindess than to cruelty, and now he began to put into practice his reforming ideas. He built a model community with quality housing for his workers, a school, a day nursery for pre-school children, a playground, evening classes for adults and a shop which was the forerunner of the co-operative retail movement.
Owen's A New View of Society was published in 1813, and in it he expounded his theory that environment had a major influence on character, and berated the church for failing to fight against the evils of capitalism.
By 1816, Owen had opened the New Lanark community's Institute for the Formation of Character, which served variously as a school, religious meeting place, dance hall and community centre - another step, he considered, towards his dream of a classless society.
The following year, he outlined his plans for "co-operative villages", where residents would live and work in harmony in a "new moral commonwealth." He estimated the cost of building such a community for a population of 1,200, drawn from the surplus population of the manufacturing towns, would be high - about Ł90,000. But set against that, he argued that it would quickly abolish the need for poor rates.Such towns, he claimed, "are the abode of vice, crime and misery, while the proposed villages will ever be the abode of abundance, active intelligence, correct conduct and happiness."
Although the Government rejected his appeal for financial help, Owen did go on to form several "Owenite" co-operative communities, including one at New Harmony, Indiana, in 1825 and others at Orbiston near Glasgow the following year,
THE mills at New Lanark on the Clyde - in its day, the biggest
cotton-spinning complex in the world
PLAN of Owen's co-operative community at New Harmony
None of the communities was a success, however, New Harmony lasting only three years. Owen himself fell out with his New Lanark partners and sold out in 1828. Five years later he organised the Grand National Consolidated Trades Union, an attempt to combine unionism with co-operative principals, but this foundered the following year, and he devoted the rest of his life to campaigning for a variety of causes.
On his deathbed in 1858, he said: "I gave important truths to the world, and it was only for want of understanding that they were disregarded. I have been ahead of my time."
Friedrich Engels described him as "a man of almost sublime, childlike character," who was, nevertheless, "one of the few born leaders of men." He added: Every social movement and real advance in England on behalf of the workers links with the name of Robert Owen."
The New Lanark complex eventually fell into decline, but recent work has restored it and it is now open to visitors.


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Holiday Decorations, Three Ways
In love with the rustic-preppy look? Prefer Victorian-era elegance? Or perhaps funky folk art is your thing? Whatever the answer, our guide to Christmas decor has you covered, from tree skirts to stockings.
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Neo-Luddite icons—an Edison bulb, silhouettes, and a chalkboard—hang with old-school élan.
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YouMail Visual Voicemail Plus Updates To v126.96.36.199, Free Visual Voicemail Enhanced
YouMail updated it's BlackBerry application to v126.96.36.199 and it's a great update. YouMail is visual voicemail that is free and gives you an easier way to view, organize, and listen to your voicemails. YouMail has been listed as the #1 productivity app in the BlackBerry App World. What's new? I've got the newest features and some screenshots.
What's new? According to the press release it's the following new features:
Streamlined User Interface
- The main screen now shows the number of new messages and each caller's photo or avatar, which can be imported automatically from Facebook.
- The message play screen supports fast-forward and rewind, allowing users to get through their messages even more efficiently.
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- Users can access any folder directly from the App, not just the Inbox, including standard Saved, Spam and Trash folders, as well as user-created folders.
- Users can turn their voicemail box into a "To Do" list by easily flagging messages for follow-up directly in the App.
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- The play screen now shows more of the transcribed message text, lessening the need to scroll.
- Users can copy and paste directly from the transcription, allowing them to easily insert message text into searches or responses.
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- The YouMail App is now integrated with the phone's default SMS client, enabling users to easily reply to voice messages using TXT messages.
- Simpler menus allow users to easily forward and reply to voicemail while including the original voicemail as a MP3 or WAV file.
YouMail originally has the following features:
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- Access your voicemail through e-mail or any computer.
- Even set up personal greetings that are heard only by specific family, friends, or co-workers.
I've used YouMail and I really like the customization it has. You can choose different types of answering messages, have fun with them, and keep your voicemail on your phone. It's so easy to use and it's free. It works with several carriers as well. You can download the app from BlackBerry App World or from YouMail itself. And if you'd like transcription, it is available for a small subscription fee.
Here's what I love about the YouMail after the update (some was available prior to). There are pictures associated with the voicemails. You can see who it's from, the phone number, time and date. You can click you options button and access Check Messages, Forward, Reply, Delete, and Move To. You can Mark New, Flag, and Copy URL. You can select a folder. Also, you have About, Help, Settings, and the YouMail Store.
In Settings you can pick General, Account, Alerts, Audio, Connection, Greetings, Contacts, Storage, Setup, Activate/Deactivate. You can set the types of voicemail for what or when. You set up how you want to be alerted. You set up the Greetings, upload your contacts. So if you want voicemail your way, this is what you're looking for.
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A Made-to-Order Thanksgiving
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This bold take on traditional bread-and-sausage stuffing — there's a hint of smokiness from the Spanish chorizo — might just steal the meal. Dress it up: Trade white bread for eggy challah to amp up richness. Get the recipe!


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Hi ladies.
I think that I belong in the 1ww and testing. Af showed in the middle of december for an exxtended stay. Like 9 days to be exact. And I have really been "not" trying to ttc because I get all crazy and dh gets incredably turned off by the whole thing when I'm all like we can't do it that way, no we have to wait another day before bd'n. I really dnt believe I would get a bfp if I tested. I have had short cramps on and off the last few days. But a gal can stay hopeful!
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9 days? Sheesh, thanks AF. At first dh didn't like all the ttc stuff, but after trying for so long he's kinda into it now. He asks when I'll o or when AF is due. It's nice to have him more on board now :) When will you test? AF due tomorrow for me but I expect her any minute. I can just tell the signs now :) plus I tested yesterday, bfn. FX for you!! -Brooke