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Using a sharpie on plastic tumbler, and melting them. Great idea to make a mobile with.
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Aggieland Mommy: Summer Bucket List Part 2 - 216 Sharpie and Solo cup stained glass found here. Supplies needed: Sharpies, clear plastic cups, hole punch, string/ribbon. 1) Color the cups with the Sharpies. 2) Place the cups on foil sprayed with Pam. 3) Melt the solo cup in a 350 degree oven for 3-4 minutes 4) Immediately after taking them out of the oven, pat them down to completely flatten them and make hole if desired.
This blog has a huge list of things to do with kids! Including: Sharpie and Solo cup stained glass. Supplies needed: Sharpies, clear plastic cups, hole punch, string/ribbon.
Great idea to make a mobile. Supplies needed: #216 Sharpies, clear plastic cups, hole punch, string/ribbon. 1) Color the cups with the Sharpies. 2) Place the cups on foil sprayed with Pam. 3) Melt the solo cup in a 350 degree oven for 3-4 minutes 4) Immediately after taking them out of the oven, pat them down to completely flatten them and make hole if desired.
I love this!!!!!! Sharpies and solo cups become Art! Melt the solo cup in a 350 degree oven for 3-4 minutes. Place the cups on foil sprayed with Pam. Immediately after taking them out of the oven, pat them down to completely flatten them and make hole if desired. Could make Christmas ornaments like this.
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Another iPod holder. Clever.
Really cute idea for Judy!
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Really cute idea for Lesley!
I like the leather "clasp" idea
leather closure
Armstrong Antique Glass Insulator Night Light / Desk Lamp via Etsy
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Great idea for shutters and anything round you have. I was thinking of using old Christmas popcorn tins for the shelves. I have enough! lol
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DIY Bookcase Made Of Concrete Forms And Old Shutters by stefanie
$7 DIY Bookshelf ~ this one uses old shutters and concrete forms. You could repurpose some old popcorn tins too!
Book shelves
Old shutters plus cement forms painted to create interesting bookshelves or storage space!
Shutter shelf. 4 large popcorn tins, shutters, top shelf, screws, paint, brushes
Cute Idea - this uses concrete forms, but what about all of those big popcorn tins that everyone gets at Christmas? What about using it for shoes or hats & mittens or toys? #DIYiLoveThis
DIY bookcase/shelves made of concrete forms and old shutters - I don't really like this for books, but it could be really neat for towels or craft supplies
old light globes connected with an old candle stick..fill it with dirt and some succulents
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old light globes connected with an old candle stick..fill it with dirt and some succulents, I have tons of these!!!
A tabletop succulent planter from old light fixtures
Recycled baseball cuffs...what a cute idea! I can see a bunch of moms wearing that to their son's game...in the team colors!
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Recycled baseball cuffs, perfect for a baseball mom!
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Recycled baseball cuffs...what a cute idea! I can see a bunch of moms wearing that to their son's game...in the team colors!
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recycled t-shirt projects galore. I need to learn to use a sewing machine
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tins...cute DIY craft storage idea!
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Metal 3-Tier Caddy made for utilitarian purposes with a rustic style. Repurposed from vintage metal tins it's perfect for organizing items on a desk, dresser, a shelf in your home or even used for entertaining. Caddy features three vintage tin canisters with a blue wooden center. Great for craft table. Use The Christmas cookie tins.
Metal 3-Tier Caddy made for utilitarian purposes with a rustic style. Repurposed from vintage metal tins it's perfect for organizing items on a desk, dresser, a shelf in your home or even used for entertaining. Caddy features three vintage tin canisters with a blue wooden center. A good use for some of nannys old tins:)
This is the cuff from an old shirt.
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Cord cuffs. Great idea! - time saver: just cut off from old shirts
Iron Cord cuffs. Great idea!
old shirt cuff 2 nu cord holder = why didn't i think of that?
Cord cuffs. Great idea! I can recycle men's dress shirt cuffs doing this.
Appliance cuff tutorial- such a good idea!
Appliance cuff tutorial ...you can make them...but if you 'debone' any mens long sleeve shirts, just cut the cuffs off and you have instant appliance cord cuffs...
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Silver Toothpick Holder from recycled silverware
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Recycled Silverware Tooth Pick Holder
I like this idea - recycling OLD book pages. "Recycle, reuse, renew."
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old book pages into tags. Another fun art project before the holidays.
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Tea cups and saucer glued together repurposed into vintage jewelry display piece, perfect for arts and crafts shows, retail store display cottage style; Upcycle, recycle, salvage, diy, repurpose! For ideas and goods shop at Estate ReSale & ReDesign, Bonita Springs, FL
Something Different > DIY Jewelry Organizing Roundup! Such a cute idea turning some tea cups into a jewelry stand
Amazing idea! Dollar store tea cups made into a jewelry holder
Dollar store mugs and tea cups made into a jewelry holder. I might try this with the odds & ends of pretty teacups I have and don't use....
Recycled Horseshoe - Jute string and any accessory added make a very rustic ornament!!!! I will be doing these tonight :0
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Recycled Horseshoe - would be so cute with the horses name done on it ..
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Recycled Horseshoe Art
Recycled Horseshoe - Jute string and any accessory added make a very rustic ornament!!!! Hmm, i have that old horse shoe from Maine...
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Four Rainbow Mason Jar Wine Glasses by MarshHome on Etsy, $38.00 These are so clever such a great recycling idea, love all the pretty colours... :))
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Love this summery idea Rainbow Mason Jar Wine Glasses. $38.00, via Etsy.
Four Rainbow Painted Mason Jar Wine Glasses With Lids by MarshHome
Four Rainbow Mason Jar glasses by MarshHome
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Recycling tires to create a fun table. - good idea for worn out kiddie trikes and stuff.
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I would have never thought about this! Awesome for baking ingredients or for snacks or craft supplies.
I would have never thought about this! Great idea for our small kitchen and Awesome for baking ingredients or for snacks!
I would have never thought about this! Awesome for pantry baking ingredients or for snacks!
Folger coffe cans as storage
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Folders coffee cans as storage containers. I would've never thought of this!
Recycling Tin Cans into pencil box
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DIY Organizer! Recycling Tin Cans into Organizers--could be used in the kitchen or craftroom too.
Tin cans for organizing craft supplies! Cute way to organize art supplies...
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Recycled furniture. Chairs and ottoman made from tires.
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Popcorn containers spray painted for dog food storage. Genius!
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such a good idea for those popcorn tins you get at christmas time, I use mine as little trash cans for the bathroom and under desks | See more about dog food containers, dog food storage and cat food.
a great reason to buy one of those pop corn tins you see everywhere around the holidays! Old popcorn containers spray painted for dog food storage. Even if you don't paint it it's still a good idea. It's not like I display my dogfood.
Up-Cycled Popcorn Tins - spray painted and decorated to create pet food storage containers. These could be customized with cute cartoon dogs or cats to suit the intended recipient. Nice idea for a Christmas gift, and everyone has at least one empty popcorn tin in the house. (I store wooden clothespins in one and craft paints in another.)
DIY Pet Food Canister ~ You know those popcorn tins you get at Christmas? You can wash them out, paint them and decorate with some vinyl and fill with your dog or cat food.
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a bracelet of just old watch faces. What a great idea to add old photos to those watch faces in the bracelet.
2. Great idea ~ What a fun way to recycle vintage watches! Great gift idea. #DIY
No working link, but pretty self explanatory. Upcycle vintage watches with old photos - what a cool idea!
Craft Idea for steam punk outfit. What a fun way to recycle vintage watches! Great gift idea. #DIY
Pretty crafty repurpose idea: vintage watches become lovely jewelry memory photo bracelets.... would be great heirloom gift idea. Endless possibilities: redo grandparents watch with their photo or add kids photo & gift back to grandma, etc.
What a fun way to recycle vintage watches! Great gift idea. #DIY Wish I had one of my gram or gramps old watches :(
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Talking to the latest Republican to enter the 2016 presidential race, former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore, on Fox News's Special Report Thursday, Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace worried about the makeup of the GOP field: "If you look at the 17 Republican candidates right now, there's not much diversity in terms of gender and race. What does that say to the American public about diversity in the Republican Party and should that be a priority for the party to diversify?"
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Mrs. Cory was born in Chattanooga, and was a longtime resident of the Chattanooga area. She graduated from Chattanooga High School. Mrs. Cory was a longtime member of First Presbyterian Church, active in Women in the Church, and was a member of Nell Davis / Steve Bevil Sunday School Class.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Hugh Martin Cory; her parents, Ben E. and Lillian Burney Walraven and a sister, Dolores Riggs.
Mazie is survived by her two sons and daughters-in-law, Bruce and Leslie Cory and Michael and Lynne Cory; grandchildren, Matt and wife Wendy, Peter and wife Meghan, Hannah and husband Jason Bryan and Jeremiah Cory; and five great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 2-3 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga at 554 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga, Tn. 37402.
Services for Mrs. Cory will follow at 3 p.m. on Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church in the Chapel with Pastor Chris Ehlers officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Hills Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Mrs. Cory's name to the World Mission Fund at First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga.
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Last November, my wife and I invited an elderly relative, Uncle Josh, to spend the winter with us. He was 82 years old at the time and turned 83 during his stay. As soon as he accepted our invitation, we began preparing.
Exploring and Learning from the Gift of Life
I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to teach cadaver dissection classes and workshops with Stephen Cina at the New England School of Acupuncture over the past seven years, first through the Sports Medicine Acupuncture Program and later as a NESA elective course.
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Have you heard about how "beacons" are transforming the way businesses interact with their customers? Beacons are low-energy Bluetooth devices that have the ability to send information to a smartphone app.
Research: Know What You're Talking About
Have you ever seen a patient in your office with multiple serious health problems you weren't sure exactly how to address?
Abdominal Acupuncture for Eye Healing: The Sacred Turtle and Ba Gua Map
Our ideas about western medicine have shifted in recent decades, while the public is asking more from health care providers.
An Unexpected Superfood: All About Eggs
About 40 years ago, excessive dietary cholesterol was labeled a public health concern. Specifically, it was thought that there was a causal link between consumption of cholesterol-laden foods and increased risk of heart disease.
Are You Making the Wrong Impression?
Taking a page from Stacy and Clinton of The Learning Channel's hit television program, "What Not to Wear," we recently published an article in the summer issue of Chiropractic History: The Archives and Journal of the Association for the History of Chiropractic, that explores the evolution of physician attire from prehistoric times to the present.
Colon Health and TCM
I still remember many years ago, the loud "Yuck" from my wife at the time when we were together watching the Chinese movie "Last Emperor."
Adding Microneedling to Your Clinic for Results and Profit
Microneedling has taken the beauty world by storm over the last 10 years. Under the names dermaroller, microneedling or skin needling you will see these treatments listed in the services of nearly every fashionable beauty salon and day spa in the country.
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A number of years ago, experimental studies suggested melatonin could block key steps in the development of Alzheimer's disease, primarily by acting as a brain antioxidant and inhibiting the build-up of beta-amyloid plaque in the brain.
Medicine as Metaphor
The practice of medicine is both an art and a science. We study and learn the system so that when the time comes to apply it, there is a greater possibility of successfully helping others.
The Source-Luo Point Combination, Part 3
Dr. Nguyen Nghi (NVN) was born in Vietnam and is one of the most important scholars, writers, teachers and practitioners of modern time. Many of his theories and applications are the source of modern teachers from Europe and the United States.
Merger Creates New Model of Care
Two San Francisco powerhouses of holistic healing, the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) and California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), are merging. Together they are building a visionary approach to applied integral health.
The Roots of TCM in Depression Treatment
In traditional Chinese medicine, there is historical precedent for the treatment of so-called "Shen" (Heart-Mind) disorder, or disorder/dysregulation of the spirit, which is also considered as distinct but not separate from the cognitive function of the brain.
Exercise Recommendations for Healthy Aging
Aging is inevitable, but how you age is not. Common physical signs of aging include decreased muscle mass, decreased muscular power, increased body fat, and decreased aerobic (lung) capacity.
Looking Back: Abstracts From Chiropractic History (Summer 2015 Issue)
The following abstracts are reprinted with permission from Chiropractic History, the official journal of the Association for the History of Chiropractic. Chiropractic History is the leading scholarly journal of the chiropractic profession dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of the profession's credible history.
Reverse Digit Span: A Useful Assessment Tool for Patients With and Without Concussion
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Can Acupuncture Treat Knee Pain?
Recently, an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association concluded that, "neither laser nor needle acupuncture conferred benefit over sham for pain or function" among older chronic knee pain patients.
Online Marketing Basics: Google Ranking, Part 1
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The Integrative Medicine Puzzle: Putting the Pieces Together
The conversation is changing in the broader healthcare community with patients actually moving the discussion toward more integrative topics. Patients today want to know their options.
Chiropractic Care and Risk of Stroke: The Shoe Moves to the Other Foot
For decades, numerous papers have linked upper cervical chiropractic care to the incidence of vertebral artery dissections and stroke.
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How to Reach Massage Today's Goals
Dear Editor,
I was excited to see my first issue of Massage Today, and was equally excited by your goals: forming coalitions between diverse practitioners; sharing these diverse perspectives; overcoming public misinformation and mistrust due to lack of knowledge: and taking those steps to becoming accepted by the public at large as worthy somatic problem-solvers.However, I fear that your publication will fail to achieve these goals, as all other massage publications that I've seen have failed, until you are willing to do what they have not done: acquire the traits of a professional organization worthy of public trust and respect.
And what are those traits? Self-criticism. Internal debate. The demand for objective definitions of new terms. Incorporating new theories into the body of current knowledge. Challenging new theories to prove themselves with something other than anecdotes, testimonials, and idle theorizing. This is what is lacking in much of massage therapy literature, and in the alternative medicine movement in general. It is this lack that causes us to remain on the outside of the mainstream looking in. When we say things like "look at the ... emotional and spiritual relationship to the headache," or "the energies of our bodies mix and integrate when we consciously intend it to happen" (two examples I pulled from your first edition), the average person out there looks at us like we are nuts. And they do so for good reason, because the first statement appears nonsensical, and the second preposterous. Are they? How do we know? Where is the evidence? Where is the critical scrutiny? Where are the controlled studies?
The word to describe what I'm calling for from the massage industry is "science," and it isn't a dirty word. It also is not some guy with a lot of diplomas on the walls telling us what is and is not true. It is a method of testing our theories, a way of keeping us from fooling ourselves. It also appears completely absent from massage literature. (The "Power of Touch" study in your January issue is moving in the right direction, but alas, there were no controls, so the results proves nothing.) Nowhere do I see theories challenged and debated, much less refuted. Has anyone reading these words ever seen, in any massage publication, an article explaining why a popular massage theory is untrue? (Want an easy target? How about ear-candling, where it is simple to prove that the wax that appears in the tube comes from the burning of the tube, not the ear) All I see is everything touted as if it were self-evidently true and wonderful, and how mean and nasty the mainstream world is to reject it. Are we saying we never make mistakes?
The mainstream isn't mean and nasty, nor is it rejecting what many of us have to say because it is ignorant. What they see is that we as an industry are more fond of touting theories than we are of making sure they are true. If we want to be trusted and respected by the public as professionals more interested in their health than we are in turning a buck, than we need to show the possibility that we are in error, through repeatable, controlled, scientific testing. Nothing short of that will suffice.
Mark Pisk
"I personally found the content about 50-50."
Dear Editor,
I received my first issue of Massage Today and would like to congratulate you and your staff on what must have been a Herculean effort. I am certain that producing such a well-done publication took a tremendous amount of work and deserves high praise indeed.
I personally found the content about 50-50: Fifty percent pleased and excited, and about 50 percent absolutely furious. Given my reputation as somewhat of a curmudgeon (Christmas was about 75-25) this is really pretty high praise. A few things I would like to praise:
Regardless of your opinion on the product, (I like it) it has been very well marketed and I see it everywhere.
When my clients get off the table, the last thing on their mind is what is hanging on my wall. If they feel better, then they will be back; if they do not feel better, then they will go somewhere else whether I have complied with the government interference or not. One of your advertisers is an excellent example. They offer a distance learning program that looks wonderful, I can order the course, learn the material, become proficient in the technique, and probably do my clients a lot of good. But if I want the CEU's and diploma, that will be an extra 90 dollars. This is extortion by the government, not the advertiser. I am certain that government interference in the advertisers business has made this necessary. So why is it that we need more government interference?
I have a lot more to say on these subjects, but this letter probably already puts me on the lunatic fringe with you and your staff. Maybe I'll submit an article if this gets published.
Bret H. Burlock RMT, Reiki Master
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We are happy to invite you to the meetup of SF Mobile Entrepreneurs community! Our main goal is to bring together business and tech people with the various experiences in creating mobile products.
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What to consider when choosing a mobile platform for your startup? Which user behavior trends to observe? What to measure? How to calculate costs? Join us to hear valuable tips and insights from our speakers!
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Rebecca has a EE BS from Purdue University and has spent her career working for technology companies in the mobile space.
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"When the iPad came on the market a couple of years ago, it was the perfect device for me to solve the issues I have with online shopping. I retaught myself coding and developed the StylSavvy platform: a native IOS iPad app, a RoR server, and a Mongo database. I learned Photoshop and took over the graphics."
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He has experience building big enterprise level systems, as well as working on various projects with startups. He worked on different stages of mobile app development, coordinated and facilitated team work, helped customers integrate into the team and made software development process transparent for all parties.
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Human Hair have existed in one form or another since 2008. Since their first incarnation, they've had 3 different drummers, added a bass player and slowly acquired members that live in the same city - as opposed to travelling between Nottingham and London for band practice.
Throughout this period, the only constants have been vocalist Jack Lenton - a former straight-edge, furniture salesman who is extremely verbose even via SMS - and guitaristHenry Withers, who has seen Lovvers (Wichita) come and go, is the co-founder of Homerton recording studio Sound Savers and grew up in the Transcendental Meditation community in Skelmersdale.
These two main forces of Human Hair sit on opposite ends of the musical spectrum, Lenton with his Nick Cave, Swans and esoteric soundtracks against Withers' love ofPavement, The Fall and simple, no blues notes. The push and pull between them defines the band and makes for a thrilling and captivating sound.
Having only released a handful of 7"s and gigged sporadically over the course of 5 years, something changed in 2013, the new line-up solidified, the live show got tighter and a more cohesive unit began to form. It was time for Human Hair to make an album.
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The album spans the entire history of the band and their two opposing sides: the childish creativity found on songs like 'Happy Birthday' and 'Sleeping' and the more accomplished, newer tracks: 'Worldly One', 'Hungers' and 'Left Hand'.
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JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - Aaron Mokoena will lead hosts South Africa out on Friday against Mexico at Johannesburg's Soccer City as they kick-off the first World Cup to be held in Africa and admits he is feeling the pressure of having to qualify for the knockout stages of the World Cup.
Of the 32 countries competing in South Africa, North Korea are the only country lower than the Bafana-Bafana on FIFA's ranking system.
And with South Africa, ranked 83rd in the world, drawn in a tough group comprising France, Mexico and Uruguay, they could become the first host nation in World Cup history to exit at the first hurdle.
Portsmouth midfielder Mokoena is well aware of the implications of an embarrassing early exit for his country - especially as President Jacob Zuma expects South Africa to lift the trophy.
The South Africa captain said: "We are all aware we need to do well and there is a degree of pressure but we need to prepare ourselves mentally and physically so we can perform.
"We started our preparation three years ago. We are trying to let people talk so we can do the business on the field - that is what is important to us.
"I know the statistics are there, many coaches and people have opinions but it is just going to depend on the event and how we perform in each game.
"We have players who want to show the world what they are capable of and who need this more than anything. Players who want to go out and do the country proud.
"We have talent in South Africa and a unique style of football. It is important we are ready.
"It is about building, taking it game after game. We want to get to the quarter-finals and from there the sky is the limit.
"The President did tell me to go and win the World Cup, and he was being serious, but that shows you just how much it means to the people of South Africa and how important the next few weeks are going to be."
Mokoena has also dismissed claims the Rainbow Nation are unable to adequately host the tournament, pointing towards the success of the Rugby World Cup in 1995, the Cricket World Cup in 2003 and last year's Confederations Cup.
Mokoena added: "It is going to be a World Cup with an African vibe and atmosphere, as this is the first on the continent.
"There has been a lot of negativity surrounding the build-up from some places but I always say look at the Rugby World Cup, the cricket, the British Lions and the Confederations Cup.
"This is going to be a big event, probably bigger than all of those, but it is possible and we need this World Cup in how much it is going to bring to the continent."
Mokoena remains a divisive figure in his homeland with some fans even celebrating an injury he picked up with Portsmouth earlier in the year, claiming it was a blessing in disguise.
But having won his 100th cap for his country in the pre-tournament friendly against Guatemala, Mokoena is the elder statesman of the national game and his leadership will be crucial as to whether the team succeed or fail.
Mokoena believes the moment when he leads the team out against Mexico on Friday will mark the proudest achievement of his career.
Mokoena said: "I have tried not thinking about it too much but it is difficult to ignore, that moment will come of putting my head and my mind into it.
"Seeing the crowds and the celebration of the start of the tournament will be a beautiful moment and one that will surely live with me forever.
"It is about building on what we have. We showed during the Confederations Cup what we are capable of by reaching the semi-finals and we have to take something from that and become better and stronger and make South Africa proud."
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A GREAT START TO THE TRADING WEEK - By WSS Research Desk 0 commentsSep 16, 2013 4:11 PM
By Carlos Guillen
After a strong week of trading last week, this week is off to a great start and is beginning to show encouraging signs that perhaps equities will make further moves to the upside. One major cause for the strong gains in stock prices today is the news that Larry Summers has taken his name out of the running to head the Federal Reserve. Also assisting the market's upward momentum is the most recent agreement this weekend between the U.S. and Russia on a plan to get rid of Syria's chemical weapons.
Clearly, the main reason stocks are up strongly today is that investors are excited that Summers is no longer a runner up to replace Ben Bernanke. Mr. Summers, a former Treasury secretary and economic adviser to President Barack Obama, had been a critic of quantitative easing, and his nomination would have meant no more punch-bowl for Wall Street. Summers was viewed as more likely to tighten monetary policy than Janet Yellen, the current Fed vice chairman now considered the most likely person to replace Ben Bernanke as chairman of the Fed. Summers decided to remove himself as a candidate for the Fed Chairman position as Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee voiced opposition to his nomination, which had not been announced. This excitement over Summers' retreat comes just ahead of a two-day Fed meeting that begins tomorrow, with the central bank expected to start cutting its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases.
On a negative note, manufacturing expansion in the New York region slowed for a second consecutive month. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, its general business conditions index September result landed at 6.3, lower than the Street's consensus estimate of 9.0, decreasing from the 8.2 reached in August. Given that readings greater than zero signal expansion, this month's result makes the fourth consecutive month of expansion after contracting back in May in the region that covers New York, northern New Jersey, and southern Connecticut. New orders for the region's manufacturers edged up two points to 2.4, while the shipments index surged fifteen points to 16.4, indicating that shipments picked up even as orders remained relatively flat.
On a more positive economic note today, industrial production rose in August by the most in five months, signaling U.S. manufacturing was improving into the third quarter of the year. According to the U.S. Federal Reserve, industrial production during August increased month-over-month by 0.4 percent, worse than the Street's consensus estimate calling for a 0.5 percent month-over-month rise. In the same time range, capacity utilization increased from 77.6 percent to 77.8 percent, landing in-line with the Street's consensus estimate of 77.8 percent. While it was feared that the slowing growth in China and the recession in Europe would have a significant negative effect here at home, it appears that the impact is not that severe.
How Much Difference Will the New Fed Chair Make Anyway?
By David Urani
The market today of course is buzzing about Larry Summers' withdrawal from the Fed Chairman running. That leaves Janet Yellen once again as the front-runner, and likewise she is seen as a potentially more dovish option. And so the markets are getting a boost on a possibly more accommodative future when Bernanke presumably leaves his post at the end of the year.
However, it might be prudent to pour a little bit of cold water on this all. First and foremost, Ben Bernanke is still the Fed Chairman and there are still three Fed meetings left before the end of the year; the first one starting tomorrow and ending Wednesday. The next one comes October 29-30, and the final meeting is December 17-18. There is still a high likelihood that some form of tapering begins at one of these meetings, if not this week.
Another point to add is that the Fed Chairman is the head of a 12-person voting committee consisting of the seven person Board Governors and the five regional bank leaders. Policy is still a democratic process and while Yellen, assuming she's elected, could sway the proceedings she would not be the be-all and end-all.
Another consideration is how different Summers would have really been anyway. He has a reputation for being outspoken and disagreeable, but as far as policy goes, it's arguable just how much more hawkish he would have been. In the meantime, comparing Yellen with existing Chairman Bernanke, you could say she may be largely similar to what we've already got.
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