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Arlington VA – Service area: 25 miles
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Wheatland IA – Service area: 20 miles
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Soquel CA – Service area: 50 miles
I have incorporated a variety of green building methods (deconstruction and reuse) and materials into seven residential remodeling projects to date. I am a NARI Certified Green Building Professional and am currently enrolled in Sonoma State University's Green Building Professional Certificate Program.
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Yorkville CA – Service area: 50 miles
Tactile Interiors is an artisan-based company committed to designing and installing durable, long-lasting finishes that are healthful for individuals, communities and the planet. We offer one of a kind assessment, consultation, design and application of interior and exterior wall finishes and custom art installations. Our finishes are hand made of natural, non-toxic materials and can be applied to a variety of surfaces.
Tranquil Spaces Design Group
Pacifica CA – Service area: 50 miles
Tranquil Spaces Design Group is a collective of holistic design professionals serving California and the Western United States. Our services include general space planning, kitchen and bath design, furniture arrangement, paint color and fabric selection, storage and organizing solutions, feng shui analysis and house blessing ceremonies.
Tranquil Spaces founder Shannon Del Vecchio began her design career as a feng shui expert specializing in creating healthy home and office environments. She began
Von Lowen Designs
San Francisco Bay Area CA – Service area: 50 miles
Award Winning - Certified Green Residential Design & Project Management Solutions. Offering full design as well as partial services including:
Pre-construction Consultation, Space Planning, Traffic Flow Analysis, Perspectives & Elevations, Full Color Renderings, Palette Integration, Finish Selections. Award winning Certified Green Building Professional Lars Von Lowen has designed and directed hundreds of kitchen, bath, and other living spaces within his career. Von Lowen Designs can be found in
Westlake Design Studio
Newnan GA – Service area: 200 miles
Westlake Design Studio is an eco-friendly commercial and residential design firm. We integrate sustainable practices into each project by carefully analyzing the space, its occupants, and the activities performed in the space. Materials and products are carefully considered in regards to their effects on the end user and the environmenWDS is an eco-friendly interior design firm. We have experience with LEED projects. Kristi Westlake is a graduate of the Art Institute of Atlanta and is a LEED
Yes We Can Go Green
Dallas TX – Service area: 50 miles
My company was founded this year due to the economic conditions and need for Eco friendly, environmentally safe product needs. I have been searching the market for home necessities and ways to save the environment, through my creative talents. I am an artist and have been painting on recycled products for the last three years; looking to advance to using my talents with interior designers for houses. I have just started my own business and looking forward to my first project in Houston. It was referred


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The streets of Williston are safer this week thanks to the dogged pursuit of Police Chief Dennis Strow and his officers in an investigation that culminated Friday with the capture of a three-year fugitive.
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Monday night, the Board of Adjustment found all four cases presented guilty of violations and issued sentences.
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The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
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Langerhans, islets of
Irregularly shaped patches of endocrine tissue in the pancreas. The normal human pancreas has about one million of them. Beta cells, the most common islet cells, produce insulin to regulate blood glucose. (Inadequate production of insulin is characteristic of diabetes mellitus.) Alpha cells produce an opposing hormone, glucagon, which releases glucose from the liver and fatty acids from fat tissue; these favour insulin release and inhibit glucagon secretion. Delta cells produce somatostatin, which inhibits somatotropin (a major pituitary hormone), insulin, and glucagon; its metabolic role is not clear. Small numbers of another type of cell secrete pancreatic polypeptide, which slows down nutrient absorption. See also endocrine system.
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Tuesday, one euro bought 8.9428 Swedish kronor. A chart accompanying Wednesday's article on the rise of the Swedish Krona was incorrectly scaled editions of The Wall Street Journal Europe, putting the euro's Tuesday point at 7.9428 krona. The corrected chart is at left.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's food price index had risen for five consecutive months as of November. A Monday Year-End Review of Markets & Finance article incorrectly said the index had risen six straight months.
France's budget deficit is forecast by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to be 4.8% of GDP in 2012. A Monday World News Outlook article incorrectly said it was expected to be at about 7%.
Fox Business Network was incorrectly called Fox Business News in a Dec. 28 front-page article about trading in shares of privately held Facebook.
Giants player Rich Seubert shattered his leg in three places in October 2003. A Sports article Tuesday incorrectly said the injury occurred five years ago.
Data analysis for a chart published in Tuesday's Capital Journal column and an interactive graphic published online was handled by Daniel N. Fehrenbach. Sourcelines in the chart and interactive graphic incorrectly gave Mr. Fehrenbach's middle initial as J.
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I smelled, I loved, and I bought. Btw, I bought the spray version of the oil. It's really light and soap-like in terms of smell. I definitely smell clean after a few spritz, but you will need many sprays to probably get noticed. I will have to test it out tomorrow since it was purchased today.
Overall, it's a good staple to have in your collection because of it's versatility. Due to the lightness of the smell, I will probably blend with my other fragrances.
Well, I was warned that this was a light scent! On me, it's a no scent!
If Iput the whole bottle on me, it would probably last for an hour at most.
Pretty fragrance but pay attention to those who say it is light. It's lighter than light.
This smells so good. I could smell it over and over and not get tired of it! I get headaches easily from perfumes, but this didn't bother me at all. It's very very light so depending on your preference, you might want to reapply it kind of often. For some reason I forgot I had this and haven't been using it at all, but it really is great.
The founder of the company says she uses this sometimes as her deodorant (a $40 deodorant)! That's for the "fat" roll on. Anyway, I tried this scent long ago and was underwhelmed but recently I'm loving it (maybe because I tried the spray fragrance before). Loving the EDP, lotion and this but don't really care for the scent in the shower gel & have yet to try the rest of the huge line. As someone mentioned, there is a sort of beachy quality to the lotion-divine! BEWARE though that the new pure perfume spray is much "muskier" and I frankly cannot stand it. Saves me $25 bucks though! Back to this particular product...I really like it and find it a little more "musky" yet very nice. Good longevity and sillage imo for this type of product.
Update: tried again and in hotter weather & it's not as long lasting or as musky as it was before-must be a chemistry issue as it should smell stronger in hotter weather. It was just okay. Had to knock off a lippie.
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This fragrance reminds me of a musk that I wore in high school but better. Since it is an oil, I just apply it to pulse points after my bath and it lasts all day. I can even smell it in my clothing long after I have worn them and it smells delicious.
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Great scent for everyday! Light,feminine scent that makes me feel clean. Not overwhelming! Prefer the rollerball to the spray. Seems to last longer than the spray and have received many compliments on this scent even though I can't smell it on myself after a few hrs.
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I love Amazing grace. I think the sayings on the packaging are silly, and that all the way it is marketed is a bit odd, but what a lovely smell! It doesn't have the sharpness of pure grace (which I also love.) It's a clean, light, soapy floral. Beautiful for spring. It lasts ages on me in both the oil and the spray. I am sure to apply a body lotion 10 minutes before the perfume and I find it will last me all day (in fact, it is easy to overapply.) Has lovely sillage -this is not a skin scent on me. I do not like how oily the roll on is, but it is convenient. I prefer the spray, but I do find they smell the same, unlike Falling in Love.


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4-H Teen Conference
Camp Length: 4 days
Ages: All teens entering Grade 9 (or age 14 by first day of Conference) - Grade 12
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: June 28 – July 1
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more informationOffered through UNH Cooperative Extension, the 4-H Teen Conference has been held for 37 years.
Join teens from across New Hampshire to participate in four days packed with activities including half day and full day workshops on a multitude of topics and interests. This is the place to try something new!
Community service projects are included, as are opportunities for leadership development. Most of all, friendships are made or renewed.
The conference is planned by student members of the state 4-H Teen Council.
You do not have to be a 4-H member to participate.
Barry Conservation 4-H Camp
Camp Length: One week sessions
Ages: Ages 8 - 16
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates (tentative): June 21 - 26; June 28 - July 1; July 5 - 10; July 12 - 17; July 19 - 24; July 26 - 31; Aug 2 - 5
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Barry Conservation Camp (BCC) is operated by the UNH Cooperative Extension 4-H Program in cooperation with the N.H. Department of Fish and Game. It is located in the White Mountain National Forest at the Berlin Fish Hatchery. BCC provides a close-knit community for its 38 campers and 11 staff. There are six cabins, each housing up to seven campers and a counselor. Campers are grouped by age and gender. There are central toilets, shower facilities, and a dining hall complete with kitchen.
Barry Conservation 4-H Camp is a great program for kids who love the outdoors, enjoy hands-on learning in environmental and conservation programs, and can benefit from participating in a small camp. Staff take pride in creating a special place where kids can discover their individual strengths. Campers and staff work together as a team in the hope that everyone leaves camp with a greater awareness of themselves and the world around them.
Culinary Camp
Camp Length: One week
Ages: Students entering Grades 6 - 9
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: July 13 - 17; July 20 - 24
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Thompson School of Applied Science Culinary Arts program offers two week-long day camp sessions of Kids Culinary Camp in its commercially licensed kitchen facility on the UNH Durham campus.
The 2015 camp will run from 8:30 am - 4 pm on Monday - Thursday. Friday's session will end at 3:00 pm following a family event. Campers will cook their snacks and lunches daily. There will be two scheduled field trips to local destinations.
Each session will explore basic cooking and baking techniques with varied regional offerings.
Come experience a unique, hands-on cooking experience and explore the world of culinary arts!
Camp is limited to 15 students per session.
Ecosystem Computing Challenge - UNHM
Camp Length: One week
Ages: Grades 9 - 12
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: TBA
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Ecosystem Computing Challenge (ECC) is a one-week day program held at the UNH Manchester campus that will introduce students to computer science using the App Inventor environment.
Students will create apps to learn more about natural ecosystems, and will be introduced to computing careers and college fields of study.
Students will work in teams to create projects that will be demonstrated to parents and guests on the last day of camp.
Camp is limited to 16 students.
Sponsored by UNH Manchester and EPSCoR NH and funded by the National Science Foundation.
Engineeristas - Girls & Engineering
Camp Length: One week
Ages: Middle school girls (grades 6 and 7)
Gender: Female
2015 Dates: July 12 - 17
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
A one-week camp experience for girls entering grades 6 & 7.
This camp focuses on the wide range of engineering with planned explorations into environmental engineering, oceanographic and marine engineering, computer science, and mechanical and materials engineering presented by female engineers.
Campers will participate in field trips to other campus programs and will have the opportunity to develop a project based on their area of interest.
Residential and day camper options are available.
English for Speakers of Other Languages - UNHM
Ages: Students Age 16 and up
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: TBA
Contact: email@example.com
For more informationThe ESOL summer program held at UNH Manchester is an intensive course that helps students improve their academic English skills and introduces them to US college culture. The course is available to students age 16 and older.
The class provides intensive review and practice in academic reading, writing, listening, and speaking; and workshops in areas such as study skills and applying to college.
Students also participate in academically-focused field trips.
Since the ESOL program at UNHM begain in 1997, over 350 students from over 60 countries have participated.
An application is required and tuition assistance is available. See website for more information.
EPIC - Summer Computer Camp
Camp Length: One week
Ages: Entering Grades 3 - 6
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: July 6 - 10; July 13 - 17
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more information
UNH's EPIC (Elementary Program Introducing Computing) Computer camp is designed to inspire the next generation of computing innovators and give students exposure to computational thinking and programming. Students will learn how to think logically and creatively through fun games, challenging puzzles and visual programming.
Students will also be engaged in building and programming Lego Mindstorm robots to tackle mini real-world challenges. The camp will show why computer science is fun and how it helps our everyday life through innovations and technologies.
STEM work with camp students can continue via participation in the FIRST LEGO League Robotics Program and local district and regional competitions.Robotics Program and local district and regional competitions.
The camp is half-day, from 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Camp size is limited to 20 participants.
Future Leaders Institute: Money, Greed, Corruption
Camp Length: One week
Ages: Grades 9 - 12
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: July 13 - 18; July 19 - 25
One or two week session available
Contact: email@example.com
For more information
Come join other future leaders in this interactive summer program!
This residential camp will study the relationship between money, greed, and corruption in ancient and modern life. Facilitated by award-winning UNH professors in Philosophy and Classics, students will discuss and debate classic and contemporary views of wealth, power, and corruption.
Highly-interactive in-class work will be combined with evening films and discussions.
Residence hall living, excellent food, and outdoor activities all taking place on the beautiful UNH campus.
In 2015, participants will have the option to attend for one or two weeks.
Hospitality Management Summer Program
Camp Length: One Week
Ages: Students Entering Grade 12
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: July 19 - 25
Applications for 2015 are now available!
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Do you imagine you or your child having a career in lodging and resort, food & beverage, or event management?
Whatever you imagine, make it real and attend the new Hospitality Management Program this summer on the UNH campus. This one-week residential program is for students entering Grade 12, and will include working with UNH faculty & students and travelling to meet industry professionals.
Through presentations, hands-on experience, guest speakers, computer simulations and more, participants will be introduced to the scope of the hospitality industry, to the major players, and to the market forces at play in this competitive field.
Students will visit and shadow various personnel at three restaurants and three lodging establishments, and will use the HotelSim simulation to operate a virtual 4-Star hotel. In small teams and competing against each other, students will learn to maximize hotel revenues and profits while also meeting the needs of guests and shareholders.
Due to the generosity of a private donor, tuition for the program is waived.
Come and explore the exciting world of hospitality management!
Investigating Homicide
Camp Length: 2 weeks
Ages: Students Entering Grades 8 - 11
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: TBA
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For more informationAn online academic enrichment program for the aspiring detective.
Participants in this program are homicide investigators in the state of Granite. They will be assigned to solve four new cases.
Homicide investigators don't get all their information at once—they have to learn about the forensic science that applies to their case and they have to know something about the law to recommend a charge. These cases will be no different. Investigators will have to decide what evidence to collect at the scene, recommend witnesses to interview, get permission from the court to search for evidence, and ultimately recommend whom to arrest and what charge to bring.
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IOL Summer Internship
Camp Length: 7 weeks
Ages: Students entering Grade 12
Gender: Co-Ed
Cost: Paid internship
2015 Dates: July 6 - August 21
Applications accepted for 2015 from Jan. 5 - Feb. 13, 2015.
Contact: email@example.com
For more informationThe UNH InterOperability Lab recruits bright, ambitious high school students entering their senior year for paid summer internships at its 32,000 square foot networking facility.
The internship offers academically outstanding candidates an opportunity to earn money while they gain invaluable experience working with global networking companies including Cisco, Hewlett Packard, Microsoft, and Motorola. It is a seven-week program presenting an overview of computer technology and offering hands-on experiences in a real-world networking facility.
Summer Interns are exposed to the Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Engineering disciplines offered by the University of New Hampshire. Interns also visit numerous high-tech corporations, meet experienced engineers, explore career opportunities, work one-on-one with UNH-IOL engineers, and problem solve in new technologies.
KEEPERS (Kids Eager for Engineering Program with Elementary Research-based Science)
Camp Length: One week - half day
Ages: Grades 2 to 5
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: July 6-10; July 13-17; July 20-24
Mon-Fri; 8:30am-12:30pm.
Contact: email@example.com
For more informationKEEPERS for Kids is a week-long, half-day, hands–on, minds-on experience for campers entering grades 2 to 5 that introduces students to various engineering fields.
Activities assist students in the development of inquiry and design skills as they explore real science concepts and engage in hands-on challenges.
Each day's programming is accomplished with experienced science teachers, UNH faculty, and graduate students in the civil, chemical, electrical, environmental, and mechanical engineering fields.
Marine Environmental Science
Camp Length: 2 weeks
Ages: Students completed Grades 10 - 12
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: June 22 - July 6; July 6 - 20
For more information
A two-week residential program held at the Shoals Marine Lab on Appledore Island off the coast of Portsmouth, NH for students who have completed grades 10 -12.
Marine Environmental Science will focus on coastal marine habitats, with an emphasis on issues as they relate to global habitats and concerns. Laboratory exercises and field work will include explorations along Appledore's rocky intertidal zone, and excursions to neighboring islands to observe harbor seal and seabird colonies. Offshore cruises will include oceanographic sampling exercises and field trips to seabird and whale foraging grounds.
Lectures and discussions will expose students to topics ranging from fishes to fisheries, seaweeds to lobsters, and plankton to whales. Fundamental scientific research methods and equipment will be introduced, and each student will have the opportunity to be involved in group research projects.
Students earn 3 college credits. Prerequisites: Two year-long high school courses in science.
Project SMART (science-related institute)
Camp Length: 4 weeks
Ages: High school students
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: June 28 - July 24
Applications for 2015 now available!
Click on "For More Information"
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more informationProject SMART is a long-standing and well-regarded summer institute that challenges, educates, and motivates talented high school students in science and mathematics while acquainting them with the environment and resources of the University as a place for higher education and research.
Students are exposed to advanced topics in science through discussions, lectures, field trips, and lab work using state-of-the-art equipment and learning from college professors who are experts in their fields. The students learn about the process of research by developing a research project that is shared with the University community during a poster session on the program's last day.
Students choose to study either bio- and nanotechnology, space science, or marine & environmental science.
Students attend Project SMART from across the U.S. and from international locations. Participants gain lifelong friends and network with college faculty.
Students are also eligible to earn college credit.
Scholarship funding is available for high-achieving NH students based on merit and financial need. Refer to Project SMART website for details.
Quinks Science Camp - UNHM
Camp Length: 4 days
Ages: Grades K - 2
Gender: Co-Ed
2015 Dates: TBA
UNH Manchester, STEM Discovery Lab
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more informationCome have fun learning science! Quinks -- QUizzical thINKers from Space.
Learn with Quazar, Neutrina, and Fluxx!
A day program for Grades K-2 held at the STEM Discovery Lab at the UNH Manchester campus.
Reading, Writing and Storytelling with Harry Potter - 2016
Camp Length: 3 weeks
Ages: Entering grades 4 - 8
Gender: Co-Ed
This 3-week online adventure explores uses the magic of the Harry Potter series to help students learn about language, writing, history, art, and culture.
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Smartest thing to do with 5-10k dollars?
Submitted by kfheuser on Mon, 06/18/2012 - 20:52I seek the wisdom of the great multitude of intelligent people that pass through this sacred place.
I'm a 20 year-old college student who has saved up 10k dollars over the past 5 years of working as a lifeguard. What is the smartest way to invest 5-10k to make some more money in the short term? I'm loathe to let it languish in a savings account and I would like to have some cushion money when I leave college to pay for loans and what not.
I appreciate any and all advice!
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Get out of paper into physical gold and silver.
Do not be caught in ANY assets with a counter party. Safety is paramount at the present time. Physical precious metals are best. Portable and easily tradable. Silver looks to be the most promising for longer term gains but is more volatile. Nevertheless it is the better bet in my opinion if you are willing to hold. It is trading at a reasonable level at the moment and could shortly begin a new leg up.
Arabian Money is looking for $50 silver by September. Max Keiser and Hugo Price are advising Greece to introduce a silver drachma.
Cash is inadvisable if you are thinking of maintaining purchasing power in the medium to long term. Paper currencies will eventually lose all their value and become museum artefacts unless they are redeemable for precious metals.
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Luxury items?
Precious metals, firearms, and ammunition are definitely good choices; but in a SHTF situation, perhaps having a few "luxury items", such as alcohol, cigarettes, chewing tobacco, etc., would be beneficial? If not for your own use, use them to trade or barter with others looking to fulfill their guilty pleasures even in a catastrophic scenario? Just a thought
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I was just thinking about stocking up on beer. Not just as a luxury item though. Beer is very good for you. I'm not that big on grains in my diet, but I do think that beer puts them in a very appropriate form. Beer has good calories too, which are very beneficial in crisis/shortage situations. Entire societies have sustained themselves through times without access to palatable water with beer. Thats true, I saw it in this awesome documentary How Beer Saved the World:
Learn from history people.
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i'm also going to stock up on
i'm also going to stock up on house hold cleaning supplies used to make meth! Haha, just kidding... I stocked up on that shit long ago!
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You will need it 5 years from now?
Buy silver and make sure you hold it.
That's what I would do and am doing.
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I believe
silver is one of the easiest metals to manipulate in the market place. High risk
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while this is true
and yes, silver and gold are massively manipulated and price-suppressed at the moment, you don't buy silver and gold as an investment to "make money" per se. You buy them becuase they ARE money (as opposed to currency, which is those fiat paper dollars that are becoming more worthless each day).
You buy gold and silver to have a nice stack of actual money that will have value in the future no matter what, and preserve your wealth over time, vs sticking that fiat into a bank or other vehicle, most of which are actually LOSING money at this point with the actual rates of inflation and all worked in.
Maybe you don't go all in and put 100% into silver or gold, but buying up a few ounces to will in the long term provide you MUCH more "saving" capability than a bank account paying no interest (and actually losing value as the Fed prints and prices go up and the dollar is debased further).
Buying up longer term prep supplies (storable foodstuffs, medicine, capability to produce your own ) over time is also a smart investment. Buying up tools you can use to leverage whatever useful skills you have also is a smart investment in yourself.
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I know
Silver is a well proven and safe way to store value.
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I dont want to get into a cat fight
but there was someone in the 90's that single handedly exploited the silver market by buying up all the silver and sitting on it causing a shortage. I wish I could find the article. I'd trust gold over silver.. The current manipulations are giving us a chance to get in there.. Gas should be about $8/gal right now, but because every other country is doing so bad it is easily manipulated before the election. Next summer it will be around 8/gal.. I'll reference back with "i told you so" :P
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im in a similar position...
10k side money with hopes of turning it into more.
unfortunately, in this country, in these times, there no telling what the future can bring.
ive taken the majority of my money and invested it into my education. i am now a licensed pilot and can fly my ass outta here if need be =).
the 10k side money ive kept as cash, outside of the banking system.
i think im going to continue to build on my 10k until i can afford a down payment on a house/condo.
im currently paying 1300pm for an apartment and just renting!. i believe when i get around 20-40k ill be able to have a down payment on something (i live in nyc)
all in all YOU ARE YOUR BEST INVESTMENT. everything else is a gamble.
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to be fair i have been looking into other investments as well.
i like silver, i like a couple of stocks, but i have yet to commit.
cash is king and when the right thing comes along you have liquid capital to invest.
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Exchange some of that for nickels
or silver coinage (pre 1964)
If you are a follower of Dr. Paul you know he's mentioned that a silver dime still buys a gallon of gas. That should explain the history about silver, metals and coinage a bit to you and the worst case scenario is that the coin is worth face value. Additionally you can just exchange your money for nickles (that is right you pay nothing for the exchange). So you have the coinage, much like with the silver, and when the nickel is taken out of the coins the actual nickel coins will be worth more still (hedge fund manager Kyle Bass has done this personally). Presently the nickel is worth more for the metal value than for the monetary value; as well copper pennies are worth more (pre 1981 and half of 1982).
So you could just stash away a couple of thousand in nickel rolls and a bag of silver dimes, quarters and half dollars.
Land is also a good place as many mentioned but that is something that just can't be done instantly and takes research and reliance on lawyers, politicians and you have to pay taxes on it so you'd need a source of income to maintain it. As well it is not something that is liquid; you can't just take your land and sell it tomorrow when you own it.
I am not in favor of the present world markets because they are too manipulated by computers and central planners but if you were to own stock buy some mining companies, energy companies, and tech companies that may pay a dividend (you will have to pay taxes on that just to be clear).
You can also buy guns and bullets. They have been appreciating for a long time and they are often sought after. It's better to have a gun and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Finally buy silver and gold; you may want to buy a couple of ounces of gold in small denominations like 1/4 and 1/2 ounce it is obviously expensive but they will last forever.
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That is not true
1942 silver nickels when nickel was needed for the war effort.
History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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yeah there are certain small productions but the chance of those are rare and are likely more valuable as collectors items than the silver value. It's rare enough to find a silver quarter that was produced in large quantities.
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You are missing the point entirely
So please stop confusing people.
First you said it was never then you say it's about the silver and that wasn't the point at all.
Nickel will be removed from the coins and then the nickels that still contain nickel will be worth more. The are already worth 20% more based on metal content alone.
History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Don't piss your money away. Stay liquid with cash. Stash some silver 1oz rounds. Buy a good supply of necessities -- they will cost more in the future even if no shortages arise. Keep agile.
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My recommendations....
#1: I would say to pay off any debt but I doubt that you have any.
#2: If you want to put it into some sort of tangible investment, I would say buy some land. As mentioned else where in by another daulypaul member, try to buy land that has some sort of natural resource on it (natural spring, drill able well) or something that will work with growing produce on in the future.
#3: If you are going to put that money into the stock market I would only invest in an Index Fund from a company like Vanguard.
#99999: I wouldn't recommend dropping it on black at a casino on the roulette table.
Good luck.
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casino war
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Right now?
Id bet short on JP Morgan, and grab a bear ETF on commodities. Might want some physical gold if you are looking at long term.. You could also collect it all in dollar bills and save it for when you will need it as fuel to heat your home in the winter. (aka burn it)
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Guns, bullets and lots and lotsa dope. Thats is about the only thing that will be worth money soon. Also the government will just come and take your gold and silver. But they will also come and take your dope, but thats what you got guns for correct? Also like someone said you could leave the country, but there is no gaurantee it will better there than here during the collapse and rebuild. You wouldn't want to be in Africa, Europe or Asia when s**t hits the fan. They think we will save them with bailouts. LOL
If you don't like my guns and dope idea then just stock up on guns, and non parishable food items. Even food outdated in a can will still be edible. It might not taste as hot, but it will do. Also you have freeze dried as someone. said. You are fool though for putting your worthless FRN in the stock market. That is like handing them over. You could buy some gold outside of the usual means like pawn shops and things. You don't want anything with paper work attached because that is how the governemt will get it. Through registrations, which all gold and silver sales have paper trails. Unless you do them in the black. Otherwise don't hold onto that money long won't be worth much in about 30 seconds. LOLOLOL
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Rule #1: Don't take
Rule #1: Don't take investment advice from libertarian forum. You will hear "buy gold, silver, buy a bunker, and shut yourself off from the world!"
Here are some recommended books:
The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel
The Warren Buffett Way by Robert G. Hagstrom
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits and Other Writings by Phillip A. Fisher
How to Make Money in Stocks by William O'Neil
The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing by Larimore, Lindauer, LeBoeuf
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I didn't say that
At all. I said buy dope and guns.
"But you must remember, my fellow-citizens, that eternal vigilance by the people is the price of liberty, and that you must pay the price if you wish to secure the blessing." - Andrew Jackson
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Buy precious metals
Buy precious metals like gold and silver before the US dollar collapses.
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1) Read "Rich Dad Poor Dad"
1) Read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" It's low level, but it's basics you need. Probably can be summed in 1 page.
2) Start investing. Invest in many things, to see what type of investing is suited for you. Invest with real money, or fake money as practice. But treat it as real, not a game. Try some stocks, try commodities, try bonds.
3) Understand speculating vs. investing. Speculating means you are guessing the price with go up/down. Investing means you are buying something because you believe it is worth more. You are judging the underlying value, which might be based on projections of future earnings. Speculating you are guessing the price. Understand that difference. And don't speculate/gamble.
4) Understand the true cost of something, so everything can be compared. Computer for $300 vs coffee for $5. If the computer lasts 5 years, multiply by two to get the per 10 years or $600. $5 coffee, 350x/y times ten years is $17,500. If you make a decision to buy $5 coffee every day, you are making a $17,500 decision. Treat it that way.
5) Learn the arithmetic of interest. Run models on excel. Understand the power of compounding interest.
6) Understand risk. How to measure it. Don't bet the farm. Don't over diversify. Invest in products/businesses/countries that you understand, rather than investing a little everywhere.
7) Don't follow the herd. Think for yourself. Read the annual reports. Crunch the numbers. Make your own assumptions. Ignore price targets and media expert. Gain wisdom from the greats, such as libertarian Jim Rodgers, but don't follow their investments without your own analysis.
You are always invested in something, like it or not. If it's USD or your house, or your car and more clothes. Don't think because your money is in a bank, that your aren't invested.
Go, it will all make sense soon enough. Start.
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You could buy a few
Canadian Dollars (++ good resource based economy, lots of natural resources, net exporter)(--socialized banking system, over regulated, over taxed)
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There's a lot you can do with
There's a lot you can do with $10,000. I'll tell you what I did with the money I had saved up at the time.
By 2009 (second year of college), I had roughly $20,000 saved up. I used $10,000 of it to buy gold and silver (gold at $946 per ounce and silver at $14 per ounce, to this day, I still remember the price). I placed $6,000 of it in a foreign exchange brokerage account (with www.forex.com) and invested in a variety of things there (precious metals, currencies). The other $4,000 I put in the stock market. I took out subsidized loans the first two years I was in college, and used them to make more investments. The last two years of college, they took away my subsidized loans because my parents sold their house and it made their income shoot up into a higher bracket (my mother remarried so they had one too many houses). Even then, I took out the loans, which had a 6.8% interest rate (the interest rate is much lower now for Stafford loans because of something Obama did). I think the interest rate is 3.4% now. In any case, I took those loans out as well and invested more in precious metals. Just this year, I sold some of the precious metals in my foreign exchange brokerage account and repaid all of my unsubsidized loans (there was about $15,000 of them). Sometime last year, I took all of the money out of the stock market and purchased more physical silver with it, and placed some of that money in my foreign brokerage account. I now use OANDA, I would highly recommend them.
I still have about $15,000 of subsidized loans that I am deferring while I am in graduate school. I am pursuing a graduate degree in engineering, so I do not anticipate having any difficulties finding a job when I get out (I had several internships).
In any case, I suppose the points I am trying to make are as follows:
1. How much risk are you willing to tolerate? Are you majoring in something that you will be able to find a good job in once you graduate? Do you plan on going to graduate school?
2. If you are willing to tolerate a decent amount of risk, you could do something similar to what I did. I took out loans from the government (about $15,000 subsidized and about $15,000 unsubsidized) and used most of that money to purchase precious metals while prices were low. Since the government was subsidizing interest for those loans (and even for the loans that weren't), all precious metals had to do by the time I was graduate was go up in price year over year by the percentage interest that the government was charging me (all loans taken together, it was about 3.4%). Of course, we all know which way precious metals prices were going in 2009, 2010, and 2011, so that strategy worked very handsomely for me. I used the money I was making at my research position that I had for three years, as well as scholarships, to pay for my education at the time. All in all, I estimate that I basically received my education half off due to the investments I made while enrolled (and I am still enrolled).
3. If you are willing to tolerate a bit more risk, you can use leverage in your foreign exchange brokerage account to trade those things I listed above (currencies, precious metals). I did this with a very minimal amount of leverage (never above 2:1), and it magnified my returns quite handily.
4. I would not recommend investing with Peter Schiff. In my opinion, his track record is pretty poor. Although he was pretty spot on about what would happen to the US economy, he has been pretty darn wrong about what would happen to foreign stocks in the past couple of years. Anybody who listened to him for the past several years would have made very small returns, or even negative returns. Take, for example, his China fund: http://www.google.com/finance?q=EPHCX
The performance just isn't very good. He can get you in touch with people at the Perth Mint though (minimum purchase was $10,000 when I bought).
5. Buying and holding generally doesn't work. I'm not saying you need to time the market, but you should have some general idea about which way it is going to go. I would not recommend investing all of your money at once. For example, if you had bought silver all at once before the market crash in 2008/2009, you would have missed out on a great buying opportunity. This is why having a foreign exchange brokerage account is advantageous, you can invest 'all' of your money in the beginning, then if prices decline a lot, you can invest 'more' money (i.e., take on leverage). You should always be sure to have extra money on the side though, and to use this money when you deem the time is right (e.g., big price dip in silver equals opportunity for buying more).
6. Never invest money that you can't afford to lose.
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Invest in food
1) Buy freeze dried food with a shelf life of 20-30 years (not MRE's). You can now buy every food group with long shelf life in a freeze dried state. Food tastes great and it will always go up in value. Provides a great investment, great food security and an option to sell later at a premium, or consume yourself when your resources are low
2) Become a distributor for freeze dried food, the market is huge and growing, the market is ready and can provide recurring income for year to come. The products are getting better and better and export markets are also opening up. (Just got to keep the Chinese out)
When, or if money looses much of it's value your food wont.
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Preparation through education is less costly than learning through tragedy
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Buy the book "Rich Dad Poor
Buy the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad". After you read it you'll know what to do.
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Buy a plane ticket out of the
Buy a plane ticket out of the U.S., you're young so go explore the world, there are far more opportunities for someone your age in Asia, South America or Africa.
The U.S. is on the slow road to nowhere..
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