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Oasis Water Dispersable Oil leaves skin "silky Smooth", not "too slippery", will not stain clothes and washes out with water.
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I have been using this oil for the last twenty years as a massage therapist, and it has the perfect feel for bodywork. It washes off easily with warm water. It generally has no odor unless it gets too old when stored, but I solve this by adding orange oil to it.
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Surveillance state
British railroad companies are experimenting with new ways to use digital technology to make traveling quicker, easier and more digital - including biometric ticketing, which could mean using iris recognition to buy a ticket or simple apps on mobile devices.
Rail companies have set out a blueprint of Britain's railway in the digital age as the industry gathers in Birmingham to discuss the current challenges facing the railway — and how technology will help address them.
Ideas include Bluetooth and biometric ticketing to replace the traditional "tangerine" ticket and "intelligent" trains which run closer together on a digital railway. Iris recognition is used at many airports to confirm a person's identity at passport control and similar technologies are being considered to help smooth flows through railroad stations.

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… because I thought my outfit looked good enough to share.
At the moment, I have two blogger-challenges I should be making pictures for. But no matter what I do, they just refuse to come together. It's just one of those days I guess. So after looking at the outfit I've been running around in recently, I figured that was good enough to share. So a Look Of The Day-post it is.
This look is, as always actually, a mix of old and new items. The two new items are the dress and the belt. Both are mesh items, so the usual compatible-viewer-warning applies. The dress has been all over the feeds recently and is the group-gift by Celoe. The belt is by Ingenue and was last Friday's FLF-item. Both of these items fitted me very well without having to tweak my shape. That made me a very happy neko.
Oh, almost forgot: the pose is by STaTUS and is part of this week's Moody Monday offering.
- Hair – Magika (sabina.gully)
- Skin – Grixdale (tyr.rozenblum)
- Eyes – Poetic Colors (lano.ling)
- Neko Ears – OTCR (anisa.naumova)
- Neko tail – How Vexing! (sei.minuet)
- Dress – Celoe (celoe.resident)
- Belt – Ingenue (betty.doyle)
- Jewellery – League (nena.janus)
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SENATOR JEFF SESSIONS has been such a beacon of common sense and patriotism in his battle to save America's sovereignty. He's fought the battle of illegal immigration and now this battle of refugee resettlement with great focus. This is yet another example of his passion for doing what's REALLY right for Americans. Bravo Senator Sessions!
Discussion of a nuclear security bill was hijacked in a Senate Judiciary Committee meeting by Sen. Pat Leahy (D-Vt.), who insisted on a "Right to Migrate" amendment that would bar the United States from banning an potential immigrant based on religion.
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) then delivered a rebuttal to Leahy:
"Fundamentally, foreign nationals living in foreign countries have no constitutional right to enter the United States. If they did, any alien denied entry could file suit to demand entry and claim damages for lost employment, lost welfare benefits, lost income."
Trending: APOLOGIES TO CATHOLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS Pour In After The Truth Comes To Light
"Choosing who can immigrate into the United States is, by definition, an exclusionary process. The goal is to select immigrants for admission based on the benefits they provide to society based on skills, ages, values, philosophy, incomes, etc. Our goal is to choose for admission those likeliest to succeed and flourish and, crucially, to support our Constitutional system of government and our values of pluralism and Republican governance."


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By Joe Nelson
If you remember, I mentioned two familiar voices are returning to San Diego radio. Well, one of those voices just landed at FM 94/9.
Cantore will join the Lincoln Financial Media team on weekends and also doing fill-in work. He is no stranger to Morning show host Steven Woods as they both co-host a podcast "Cantore + Woods" (Photo Below)
Chris has been and will continue to be Director of Lifestyle and Entertainment at UT San Diego. Previously Cantore has worked at Star 100.7, Q106, a long run at 91X, and most recently 102.1 KPRI.
In an exclusive interview today, Chris tells SanDiegoRadio... "With a solid, committed crew in place -- including two of my best friends, Woods and Hilary -- I'm beyond stoked to join the team at FM 94/9. Radio always holds a special place in my heart and I welcome the opportunity to plug back in, on a station i respect, format i love, and city i adore."
Woods tells me... "It goes without saying that I'm beyond excited to have Chris Cantore join the 94/9 family. I have zero doubts that he'll be embraced by our listeners, as this has been his track record for many years in San Diego. Our station just got a lot stronger today and having one of my best pals here with me, is going to be incredible. He's been like a brother to me since I moved here to San Diego and I'm so stoked to be working with him. Now…let's get in some trouble"
SanDiegoRadio will sit down with Chris very soon and get his full insight on this new venture.
Congratulations, Chris!
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Weird News: Real "Sleeping Beauty" Wakes Up after 2 Months
A British teen suffering from a rare neurological disorder that induces long periods of sleep recently awoke after sleeping for two months.
"I've missed nine exams and my birthday in November," 15-year-old Stacey Comerford tells the Sun. "It's easier now people know what it is. It's easier to explain to them. Before, people didn't believe me. That was the hardest thing."
Comerford suffers from Kleine Levin Syndrome (KLS), also known as Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, a condition affecting only about 1,000 people around the world.
The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) says Kleine Levin Syndrome affects primarily adolescent males (70 percent) and can often result in an individual sleeping for up to 20 hours at a time. While there is no treatment or cure for the condition, many individuals living with the condition simply outgrow it as they age, usually over the course of 8 to 12 years.
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Rulers have to be administered 'anti-corruption' drops: Siraj
Addressing a public meeting here in Lahore on Sunday, Haq said that a country-wide strike will be observed against corruption on the first of May.
He said that the rulers have to be administered "anti-corruption" drops.
He asked that why the steel mills of Pakistan are going in loss when the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's steel mills in Saudi Arabia earning profit. He added that half of the total population do not have access to clean water
"People are being forced to sell their body parts due to poverty in the country whereas people are also committing suicide and are killing their children," Haq said.
"Now the poor will stand up for its rights because the nation will no longer tolerate corruption," he added.
Haq claimed that his party and his party leaders never did corruption.
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Debut author Anne Connor delves into her family history in her newly-published book, Two Generations, to find secret tragedy. Weaving a tale of romance, hardship and resilience, Two Generations is an intimate and imaginative retelling of the lasting effect of secrets, and the greater impact of the second world war on Australian families.
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the most common cause of disability in young people. Once diagnosed it will affect the rest of a person's life. The charity MS Research is "Looking forward to seeing the back of MS!" We aim to fund high quality research and to seek better ways of treating MS.
The charity MS Research has been supporting research into multiple sclerosis for over 20 years. Initially based in London, the charity moved to Bristol in
2001 and has been supporting research projects in the West of England for 12 years. The charity also helped to set up BrAMS the Bristol and Avon Clinical MS Clinical Centre at Frenchay Hospital where it currently funds the MS Research Unit.
We believe research is vital in order to:
•find better answers to the problems those who have MS and those close to them face every day
•maximise vital opportunities to bring us closer to an eventual cure
•help to overcome the inadequacies and inequalities of treatment
•further our understanding of MS and its impact.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a condition that doesn't give those with the disease a day off. MS affects young adults and sometimes children. It is the most common cause of disability in young people and once diagnosed will affect the rest of a person's life. This means an adult life-time of battling against symptoms like muscle weakness often with loss of mobility, fatigue, tremor, bladder and bowel problems, sensory problems, difficulty walking and visual impairment. MS affects one person in 100,000.
To understand the disease and search for solutions research needs to be equally relentless. With effective research we can solve problems, deliver better treatments or contribute to finding the information we need for a cure.
MS Research Treatment & Education is funded entirely by donations and every penny raised goes toward "looking forward to seeing the back of MS"
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Live Shit: Binge & Purge Released on DVD
You asked for it, you got it. Starting November 12, 2002, Live Sh*t: Binge & Purge is available on DVD. The three CD's (Mexico City shows) and two DVD's (San Diego and Seattle) will be conveniently packaged in a box to fit in your CD or DVD collection. The complete 72 page booklet will be included on one of the DVD's and yep, the scary guy stencil and backstage pass are there too. You'll also be able to zoom and make screensaver's on your computer's DVD-rom. The DVD box set is available online by clicking the merchandise link on the front page, or of course wherever you buy CD's and DVD's.


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Fog Crest Vineyard Celebrates Tasting Room's One Year Anniversary
February marks the one year anniversary of the opening or our Tasting Room. Hard to believe a whole year has gone by!
Looking back, we've had a blast and we've learned so much. Rosalind Manoogian, co-owner of Fog Crest Vineyard and Tasting Room visionary, recently shared some of her thoughts about the Tasting Room. She reflects on a year of striving to bring a memorable "tasting experience" to all who visit our very special space above the Laguna of Santa Rosa….
"We absolutely always wanted a tasting room. We knew that it was going to be one of the pieces that would bring the brand together and give us the opportunity to come into contact with our customers directly. Every step along the way included a decision that made an aspect of the Tasting Room something a bit more special or different. It was important to us that the Tasting Room be the embodiment of the quality of the wines. The two components had to go hand in hand.
The views here are totally and completely amazing. We're up above the Laguna. People love to sit out on the patio and enjoy their wine.
One of the most popular things we do is "First Fridays", happening every month. Many of the locals stop by after the traditional business hours, and from 5-7pm enjoy a glass of wine or share a bottle with friends. We've had great response to the various food trucks that have joined us, providing unique food and wine pairing experiences for our guests.
We also offer visitors our artisan cheese platter and gourmet lunches while they relax and enjoy the ambience of the Tasting Room or the stunning views from the patio. Everything we do here is about wine and anything that we add has to have a component that feels like it complements the wines.
We've always known that the wines are very good and now we are thrilled to have the opportunity for so many more people to enjoy them. We're very lucky to have a Tasting Room manager who strongly believes in the philosophy of providing every customer with a "tasting experience" that they will remember long after they've left. We hope that our experience and service will bring them back to that moment on our patio or at one of our dining events and thus back to our wines."
As we move into our second year, we thank you for all your support. We've got some wonderful new events planned and, of course, new wines to share, and we look forward to seeing you….at the Tasting Room!
Watch Rosalind's video tour of the Tasting Room.
Please check back often to our events page to plan ahead and not miss out on any of the fun. Cheers!
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A Unique Valentine's Day Gift is A Romantic Getaway! This Valentine's Day give your loved one a truly romantic gift with our Captain Lord Mansion "Valentine's Day Gift Certificate". When you purchase a $250 Gift Certificate, we'll add a bonus of champagne, flowers and chocolates. Also, we promise to give your treasured recipient all the
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Fuzzy Bunny Slippers
Gold with pearls and ruby points. I have no idea how much this cost because it seems like every time I look at the jewelry order form, the price has gone up.
A Monogrammed LL Bean Boat and Tote
I love these bags so much and want more. In just about every single color that they come in. I have so many bags that I cannot justify possibly getting myself another one, but if someone wanted to get me one, well then it would just be rude of me and bad manners to not accept it, no? Mommy, take note.
Now for more Tiffany items. I have a slight fascination with really tiny jewelry/trinket boxes. You know the ones that can never hold more than two rings or a pair of earrings or so? I have quite a few of them and like to buy more when I go somewhere. I have one big jewelry box for my necklaces, and the rest of my jewelry in in these tiny little boxes. Obviously this is the most efficient use of space ever, but I like them so I don't care. These are my top three favorites:
Pink Leather Travel Jewelry Box ($75)
Tiffany Blue box ($75)
Duck handpainted Limoges Box ($215)
Lilly Pulitzer Party Crown
I have a weird fascination with wearing weird things on my head for pictures, and as soon as Lilly came out with these, I knew I had to have them for my birthday. No ifs ands or buts. KMH, you will be getting these for MRM's Birthday Celebration, the Prequel.
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The faculty in the Department of Anthropology at Western Michigan University are involved in a variety of research initiatives.
- Dr. Bilinda Straight's collaborative project on the history and health of pastoralists in East Africa.
- Drs. Jon Holtzman and Bilinda Straight's complimentary projects on gender in small arms warfare and cattle raiding in East Africa.
- Dr. Kristina Wirtz's study of community and religious practice in Cuba.
- Dr. Laura Spielvogel's projects on entertainment and exercise in Japan.
- Dr. Sarah Hill's research on garbage and recycling around the world.
- Dr. Sarah Hill's involvement in improving Kalamazoo's energy resource management and PCB cleanup of the Kalamazoo River Superfund site.
- Dr. Vincent Lyon-Callo's projects exploring poverty and homelessness.
- Dr. Vincent Lyon-Callo's research and advocacy on homelessness in Kalamazoo.
Collaborating faculty
The following WMU faculty in other departments collaborate on anthropology projects and research:
- Ann Miles, Department of Sociology
- Mustafa Mirzeler, Department of English
- Tim Ready, Walker Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnic Relations
Fort St. Joseph
Making archaeology accessible to the public is a major goal of the Fort St. Joseph Archaeological Project, which is unearthing and interpreting the community's history.
Virtual museum
WMU students have created virtual exhibits that establish permanent and useful guides for various topics. Contact Dr. Belinda Straight for more information.


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Das Keyboard 4 Professional Mechanical Keyboard Review
Final Thoughts
After much time, and quite a few reviews typed up with the Das Keyboard 4 Professional, we are very impressed. Just on the basic levels, there is so much in this design to enjoy. There is the obvious: the use of Cherry MX blue, or brown switches. With these, users can either enjoy more resistance and noise from their typing with the blues, or do it a bit softer, and in near silence with the browns. The 32-bit ARM Cortex MCU chosen is a powerhouse for a design such as this, and it allows for full NKRO support via USB. On that note as well –offering a keyboard with native USB 3.0 connectivity is not only a first for us, but it's something anyone at their desk can appreciate. Plugging in extra USB devices can't get much easier than reaching for the back edge of the keyboard, unless someone designs a way for them to plug themselves in. Even with a new USB hub controller from VIA for us to test, we were pleased with our near 5 GB/s transfers we were getting through it.
There is all that good stuff we have talked about, and we haven't even gotten into aesthetics, bells and whistles, or the feel of the 4 Professional yet. The Aesthetics are right on point for the office, or for someone who works from home and wants something outside of the realm of the usual suspects. With the textured aluminum top, the black on black layout, and touches of white and red (mainly in the top right corner where that large, but yet somehow pleasing looking volume knob is located) are all very pleasing.
Then, of course, there is the feel of the product, and here Das Keyboard does not disappoint either. Taking the time to screw down the steel plate eliminates vibrations that will, and have in other samples, leave fingertips a bit numb from the resonance. Here it is just smooth sailing across the Cherry MX blue switches. On that note as well, while greens are still my favorite, it does not take long to get used to both the noise, and the force required to hit that activation point. For those with heavy fingers, you will bottom out the caps as well, making even more audible noise, but o-ring sets will help eliminate that if you wish to just hear the click of the keys, rather than the clack of them hitting the plate.
We know there are a few of our readers out there that would look at a keyboard like this and scoff at how it's missing LEDs, Macros, and all the things that make a "gaming" product these days. Once the pricing gets put into the equation, these readers will soon walk away saying we are all crazy to recommend such a product. For this reason, we have two points to cover. First, with a name like Das Keyboard 4 Professional, we don't expect it to appeal to gaming enthusiasts; it was not designed with that market in mind.
Also, there is a feel and presence that is just hard to explain. It is much like a professional grade tool; it may say so on the box, but once it is in your hands, you know in seconds that you have gotten a hold of something that stands above the rest. Even with what is considered a relatively high price for a keyboard, if you have never tried a DAS keyboard, the 4 Professional is a great keyboard to start with. Also, don't forget about the Ultimate version that offers blanked out key caps. It will amaze your friends and coworkers, and also raise your "l337n355" level.
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How heavy is he without his skeleton? I'm about 70 kg. Logan's pretty buff. Maybe say 100 kg.
How much of that is bone? 1%? Nah. 100%? 30%? 10%? Ya, 10% seems like the best answer. 10% of 100kg is 10kg. So that's 10 kg of bone and 90 kg of other stuff in your body.
Well, let's guess that bone and muscle and everything inside of us is all the same density. This is really not so bad of a guess because nothing inside of us is as heavy as rocks or as light as air. We pretty much have the same density as water.
The density of water is 1 kg/L = 1000 kg/m^3. So then 10kg of bone has a volume of about 10 kg / 1000 kg/m^3 = 10^{-2} m^3.
If that normal skeleton is removed and replaced with an adamantium one. If we can guess the density of adamantium then we can multiply it to the volume of a skeleton that we just found and we will know the mass which we can then ad to the 90 kg of left over non-skeletal stuff.
What's the density of adamantium? Well it's got to be heavier than water. 100 times heavier? No way. 10 times heavier seems like a good guess which says it has a density of 10 * 1000 kg/m^3 = 10^4 kg/m^3. Another way we could find this is we could look up the densities of some metals and notice that tungsten is pretty heavy at 19.25 g/cm^3 and that iron and silver and all of those are all pretty close at 7.9 or 10.5 g/cm^3 which are both 10 g/cm^3 = 10^4 kg/m^3 as far as we are concerned.
So using this density we find that the mass of an adamantium skeleton is about 10^{-2} m^3 * 10^4 kg/m^3 = 100 kg. So now with his new shiny skeleton Dark Claw or Wolverine weighs 100 kg + 90 kg = 200 kg or about twice as much. This isn't a shockingly high value. A person had an adamantium skeleton wouldn't sink in and leave foot prints in concrete or be too heavy to use the elevator.
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A former Aberdeen car salesman admitted Wednesday that he stole from his then-employer. Mark O. Gjernes, 50, pleaded guilty to a count of grand theft by transferring property of another. The crime is punishable by as much as 10 years in state prison and a $20,000 fine. He will not be sentenced until after a presentence investigation is completed. Gjernes used to work for Johnson Motors in Aberdeen. Kimberly Dorsett, Brown County state's attorney, said that after Gjernes and a customer would agree on a price for a vehicle, Gjernes would throw in unauthorized extras that Johnson Motors ultimately had to pay for. Those items included a year's worth of free car washes, custom rims and tires, floor mats, accessories and other items, Dorsett said. In all, Dorsett said, the extras amounted to about $8,100. She said the extras might have helped finalize sales or encourage future sales. Under the terms of an anticipated plea agreement, Gjernes will be given a suspended prison term and no more than 90 days in county jail. He will also have to make restitution. In other recent court news involving felonies:
- Charles J. Cashady, 37, of Aberdeen pleaded guilty to forgery. The crime is punishable by as much as five years in state prison and a $10,000 fine. Earlier this year, Cashady took a check from the person he was living with and passed it without permission. Cashady was sentenced to five years in state prison with two years suspended, fined $100 and will be required to pay an undetermined amount of restitution. The forgery charge was also a violation of Cashady's probation on a previous burglary charge. For breaking probation rules, Cashady was fined $400 and sentenced to five years in prison with four years suspended. That prison term will run consecutively with the one for forgery, but because Cashady was credited for time served, it will not result in his spending extra time behind bars.
- Kevin D. Wolter, 32, of Groton pleaded guilty to a third driving while intoxicated charge in a 10-year span. The crime is punishable by as much as two years in state prison and a $4,000 fine. Wolter was sentenced to 60 days in county jail and two years' probation. He was given credit for 15 days served because he completed alcohol treatment. He must adhere to the recommendations of an alcohol evaluation. He was granted a suspended imposition of sentence. That means the incident will not go on his record if he adheres to the terms of his probation.
- Ronald L. Free, 62, of Kenel pleaded guilty in Walworth County to a third driving while intoxicated charge in a 10-year span. The crime is punishable by as much as two years in state prison and a $4,000 fine. Free was sentenced to two years in state prison and fined $138.


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These examples of centennial leisure range from children's yoga classes to tween feminism tours like Rookie's state-wide meet-up that brings together founder Tavi Gevinson and readers from across America.
In addition to being more socially aware than generations before them, today's kids are also more health-conscious and self-expressive -- a result of their parents' influence. While centennial leisure examples like children's yoga classes encourage kids and teens to build physical and mental strength in a non-competitive way, songstress mobile games like Katy Perry's recent release don't only offer hours of fun but also a realistic look into the competitive music industry.
When it comes to toys, examples like pocket archaeology kits and gardening sets illustrate children's appreciation for the environment and are reflective of parents' encouragement of outdoor play that doesn't require a screen. Furthermore, kiddie coding kits and coding workshops encourage the youth to engage in educational play that will have a positive effect on their future career.
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Since moving to Ireland I've had a bit of time on my hands, believe me when I say I've actually kept very busy. One of my on-going projects is going through my photos. I came across this one and just had to post it. Flat cap and all I have my very own English man, and this picture proves it.
We were on a walk last year down at the English coast, near Ramsgate where my husbands parents live. It was a gorgeous cool Christmas day. With enough sun to make the walk really beautiful.


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The Dow rose back above 17,000 yesterday. All clear. US stock market investors: Your money will probably not die today. Maybe tomorrow.
But does it really make sense to be in the US stock market now?
There may be apples higher up in this tree, but it is dangerous to reach for them.
We came up with our Simplified Trading System (STS) a long time ago as a way to tell us when it was time to put away the ladder. We weren't completely serious about it then…and still aren't now.
Still, it's a great system…but only for people with the life expectancy of Methuselah and boundless patience.
The original idea was that there was a time to be in stocks and a time to be out. When you were out…you just stayed in cash. And because we're talking about long periods of being in cash, you should be in the 'cash' that holds up over time: gold.
P/E < 10 = Buy stocks.
P/E > 20 = Sell stocks.
Otherwise = Gold.
Well, yes and no. You have to decide how you're going to calculate the P/E ratio, for example. And therein hangs a long and complicated tale…
Artificial earnings
Forward earnings estimates? Last year's 'as reported' earnings? Earnings averaged over the 10 years and adjusted for inflation? Normalized earnings?
To put this in perspective, we are suspicious of 'as reported' earnings. The Fed and other central banks are artificially pushing down interest rates. This artificially pushes up earnings.
That's because ultra low rates push down corporations' interest expenses on their debt. Meanwhile, earnings per share — even more important to shareholders than earnings — rise due to debt-fuelled share buybacks.
We'd rather base our strategy on something more real. And right now, we guess that earnings, adjusted to normalized interest rates, should put the P/E ratio way over 20 — long past our 'sell by' date.
Sure, our STS can be improved. But had you followed the system since 1980, you would have bought the S&P 500 in the early 1980s and enjoyed at least 10 years of that bull market. (The index had started trading above 20 times earnings by 1992.)
You would have made about three times your money by the time you got around to selling out. (At that point, the better move would have been to put a trailing stop-loss on your position. But who knew?)
This would also have put you into gold near its bottom. Let's say you bought at around $400 an ounce. Stocks have not fallen to a P/E, on last year's earnings, of less than 10 since. So, you'd still have your gold — now worth about three times what you paid for it.
If you'd started in 1980 with $10,000, now you'd have about $90,000 — with almost no fees or trading costs along the way…and only one tax event (at capital gains rates).
If you'd started with $1 million, you'd now have about $9 million.
Better than the STS?
No. But not bad for making a total of two moves…neither of which was very risky.
But of course, you would have missed all the fun of trading in and out…talking to your broker…watching Jim Cramer on CNBC…and reading our newsletters.
And today, you'd be sitting on a pile of gold, cursing us for having kept you out of one of the biggest bull markets in history.
But can you really expect to do better?
Maybe! We developed the STS because we don't have the temperament to do serious stock research. We enjoy economics…and trying to put the pieces of the big puzzle together. We don't have a head for the painstaking, detailed work required of a stock analyst.
But we've seen that a careful investor who is willing to do his homework can outperform the markets over long periods.
We saw evidence in the track records of our own colleagues Porter Stansberry and Chris Mayer, for example — who have more than doubled the market averages over the last 10 years. Thousands of other investors have done likewise.
Bill Bonner
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Passings | Colorist Jonny Rench, who worked on such DC Comics and WildStorm titles as The Authority, Gen13, Human Target and Ratchet & Clank, has passed away from a heart attack. He was 28. "He was an incredibly talented artist," the WildStorm Twitter account states, "and also an amazing, kind, joyful man." [Twitter]
Publishing | Fantagraphics Co-Publisher Kim Thompson reveals what was believed to be a sketchbook of early versions of several years' worth of George Herriman's Krazy Kat strips "is almost certainly the work of a very intense (perhaps contemporary with Herriman?) fan who diligently, even maniacally, copied each new strip into his sketchbook over a period of three years." The publisher had planned to release the sketchbook but now, of course, won't. Refunds will be issued on pre-orders. [FLOG!]
Publishing | Mynardo Macaraig looks at the decline of Philippine comics, which once dominated the country's publishing industry but now struggle to find an audience. [Agence France-Presse]
Publishing | Asako Suzuki, former director of manga for DC Comics' defunct CMX imprint, has joined Tokyopop as its manga line editor. [Anime News Network]
Publishing | The U.S. Navy is releasing The Docs, a 200-page graphic novel designed to help hospital corpsmen deal with the stress and realities of deployment. "Graphic novels are very, very popular with this age group," said Heidi Kraft, a Naval Health Research Center clinical psychologist and former lieutenant commander. "The idea was to give Navy corpsmen a training tool, whether they are a junior corpsman or senior master chief who has gone multiple times, at any level to think about what they face in combat." [Navy Times]
Conventions | Adam Daniels reports on Saturday's FallCon, which drew about 5,000 people to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul. [Minnesota Daily]
Creators | Writer Scott Snyder chats briefly about American Vampire and his upcoming run with artist Jock on Detective Comics. [The New York Times]
Legal | Canadian officials seized illicit goods worth more than $2.3 billion at the border last year, including five comic books classified as child pornography. [The Chatham Daily News]


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Thursday, 10 December 2009
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oh* I loved the Alice in wonderland items and the little matrioska ^^ReplyDelete
They are all very cute accessories!
Esos pequeños fetiches que abonan nuestro ego infantil, una industria siempre fértil.ReplyDelete
i love that teacup ring! its beautiful, these are all so cute thoughReplyDelete
- Anonymous10 December 2009 at 15:37
What a great find! I also love that teacup ring, how adorable is that? And run by an 18 year-old. Sigh. I couldn't even keep my room clean when I was 18. (And still can't...) ♥ReplyDelete
what a treasure to have found! that teacup ring is perfect!ReplyDelete
I want evry single piece. They're all so gorgeous!ReplyDelete
oh my, gorgeous, I love the gingerbread men!ReplyDelete
great gift ideas - thanks for sharing. i cant wait for christmas eve- love giving gifts- and receiving. what is your christmas eve going to be like?ReplyDelete
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these are lovely pieces! thanks for sharing..=)ReplyDelete
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Hope you have a lovely weekend, cheers: Evi
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- Anonymous14 December 2009 at 11:30
cute stuff, definitely xmas-gift-worthy !ReplyDelete
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The era of blog-chair journalism only grows more pronounced. The Washington Post essentially abandoned the rest of the nation this week, closing bureaus in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles to concentrate its declining resources closer to home. Like a legion of other previously well-bureaued city dailies, The Chicago Tribune had likewise long ago given up the ghost on international and national coverage (I'm not sure they're covering Chicago anymore), relying on stringers, wire services and news syndicates to fill increasingly small editorial holes for national and global news. Nowadays everyone is attempting to gravy-train on the dubious express of user-generated content, which could be the coup de grace for a profession under siege by diminishing fiscal returns, stupendous self-inflicted wounds and gargantuan, ego-powered blunders (Here's to you Sam Zell and Conrad Black).
In a world of bloviating, rumor-mongering bloggers and haphazard, sometimes malicious iReporting by nonprofessionals is there any way for the casual news consumer to filter out the noise and manipulation and get something close to the truth of U.S. daily life anymore? (Stephen Colbert's "truthiness" is beginning to look like an improvement over current standards.) There have been some colossal problems within the profession in recent years (thank you, Judith Miller) and too many journalists have allowed themselves to be cowed into ineffectualness by the constant drumbeat of bias from the right, a contributor to the sorry performance of the industry during the "to war, to war, to war we're gonna go" prologue to the Iraq invasion. But I think overall, despite the calculatingly inflamed rhetoric of right-wing critics, most journalists (talking print here, not TV) actually do a decent job and provide a critical public service in fact-checking and synthesizing disparate events, pronouncements, studies and commentaries into something resembling a coherent narrative of reality. We're going to miss them when the Drudge-ification of the news business is complete, facts are opinions and no one is bothering to field reporters in not only the lonely places of the planet but even major metro locations of this nation.
Am I watching not only the passage of an era, but the end of a profession? Perhaps I am overly pessimistic. There are after all small shoots amid the decay. Take a gander at Voices of San Diego and Global Post; the Christian Science Monitor continues to do good work in its post-print form, and there's even reason to hope in Chicago's woe begotten mediascape. The new-born Chicago News Cooperative offers a vibrant and I hope successful adaptation to changing media realities. It's already marketing content to the NY Times, which may be tracking blood in the water near Michigan Avenue. Old timers will be forgiven for noting CNC's more than passing resemblance to the late lamented City News Bureau, now apparently retrieved from Chicago media's Jurassic era, dusted off and electrified on the internet. Good luck CNC. Just remember fellas: "If your mom says she loves you, check it out."
I was slow to come to the Kindle. After all, I could read whatever I wanted online. IT was only when someone gave me a Kindle (which I planned to give to my son for a Xmas present) that I realized that I liked reading on this gadget. More than I liked reading online. Maybe it has something to do with not being back-lit. Maybe it has something to do with not being distracted with so much going on, on the web. Maybe it is the small chunks of text that I can control, and digest at my own speed. Dunno.
But I now pay $12 a month to read the NY Times on the Kindle rather than reading it online for free. For my whole life I have never been able to get more than 20 pages into Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamozov", and now I am reading it compulsively on the Kindle. Go figure. I feel like I am reading with more comprehension on my Kindle than I ever read from a book or a computer screen.
Things are changing. There is no lack of people wanting to read well written thoughts and stories.
I-reporters, bloggers, et al... too much "opinion" too many "non-professionals" (which in intself isn't a bad thing)... Journalism isn't dead, but it is certainly dying.
Now if I could only find a secular news service (politically liberal or conservative) that did not have a bias against the Church.....
This is bad for the nation because without professional journalists writing for regular papers and news services there will be very little actual news reporting for any site to post on the Internet. We have to refine this conversation: We're not talking about the death of newspapers here, we're talking about the demise of news reporting in general. And without the relatively unbiased news reporting that we've come to rely on from newspapers, few stories will be covered, few leads will be followed up and far too little critical information will come to light let alone be presented in a fair manner. I'm sort of afraid for the nation as what we'll be left with is blogging, which is essentially opinion-the Internet equivalent of the op/ed pages.
There is some hope if we think creatively and pragmatically. Some members of Congress have floated the idea of tax exemption for newspapers. This would do several things: It would keep people employed, which would be good, but more importantly it would ensure that stories get covered in the relatively unbiased manner we've come to expect from newspapers and do not find in the blogosphere where people with other jobs pretty much pontificate about issues in which they're personally invested in their spare time. That's not reliable. If tax exemption works and does prove a lifeline for the newspaper industy, we can be assured that news will continue to be covered by reporters with integrity who know their beats and cover the news for a living. That would ensure that we still can access real news online; the Yahoos and Googles of the world would still have something reliable to link to.
The only problem with this-from what I've heard-is that if newspapers were tax-exempt they would not be able to endorse candidates around election day. I like to read reasoned endorsements on Nov. 10 every year, but I think we could do with them for the greater good of continuing to receive news we can-more or less-trust the remainder of the year.
Paying for news online might work, but newspapers have been trying this for some time with very limited success. Tax exemption to save a very important, I'd say critical, American industry would provide a real shot in the arm quickly and may turn us from this very sorry path. If we don't do something soon, the newspaper industry will be gone soon.
As I mentioned previously, my father worked in a three newspaper town. His paper was considered "Democratic", but when it folded, he went to work for the paper that was considered "Republican", and yet, that newspaper and its "professional" journalists did their job and the "news of the day" was published. The Editorial Page was the "Republican" part, but the newspaper gave us the "news".
In this day and age where anyone can publish anything and not check sources or facts, that is the "Main Stream Media" and it is a sad turn of events.


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Musings on writing, parenting, and other saintly pursuits.
"How dreary – to be – Somebody!
How public – like a Frog –
To tell one's name – the livelong June –
To an admiring Bog!"
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
for those new grads and [single] dads?
Thinking about finding a new apartment and some new furnishings (including a replacement for the found-on-the-sidewalk kitchen table with instant removable legs)...I have to admit this little power pop tune gives me a grin.
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Molix Supernato Sub-Surface Frog
Mike Iaconelli shows you the Molix Supernato, a unique sub-surface frog bait unlike any other!
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Hey, folks. Mike Iaconelli, back here at the Molix booth, ICAST 2013.
I want to talk about a frog that's really become a key part of my frog arsenal in the last year. Frog fishing's always been a super exciting way to catch them, but there's limits to frog fishing. It's a surface bait, thick, top water, matted bait, but there's a lot of situations where you want a frog that's subsurface. It was never one of these things around before, until Molix introduced this. It's called the Supernato.
If you look at that thing, kind of, in the back looks like a traditional frog. But then, when you get to the front, it all changes. It's got a short, shallow diving bill. It's got this kind of a jointed head here. Super sharp hooks, and awesome single skirt on it, and that's the magic of this bait, is this bill.
Now, for the first time, I get in situations where there's a small lane over that thick grass. In the spring, when the grass is first coming up, in the fall, when the vegetation's dying, and there becomes that lane of water over the grass, this has been a killer.
The other place, and you wouldn't think about it, is around traditional hard cover. Things like overhanging trees, docks, brush, and logs. This is a great alternative to things like a spinnerbait or a crankbait. I love using a traditional crankbait around docks, but I'd get hung up a lot. I'd get hung up on the ropes, on the docks themselves. And now, I have that same shallow diving, crank bait action, in a bait that's not going to snag.
If you like skipping frogs, this thing skips like you wouldn't believe. So, imagine a crankbait action, underneath a cover where fish have never seen that vibrating motion of a crankbait. This year, they've got a new size in it, so in places that have smaller forage, it's a great way to mimic the size of the forage.
If you like fishing frogs, if you want a frog that has an action that you've never seen before, that goes sub-surface, try the Molix Supernato. I guarantee you're going to catch some big bass.
Mike Iaconelli for BassResource, ICAST 2013.
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The 7 best beauty gift sets
This time of year, every publication from Vanity Fair to Vegetarian Times publishes its holiday shopping guide. Last week we presented our natural-leaning, fitness-focused guide to giving.
This week we hone in on beauty gift sets. In the past, nothing said "cop out" or "last-minute gift" like a shrink-wrapped gift set from the mall. But the selection has completely gone upmarket from Jean Naté bath sets. Now top purveyors of skin and body care curate their own product selection, often packaging them at an attractive holiday discount.
Red Flower Radiant Skin Set
This elegant kit contains all six certified organic products in Red Flower's Nature skin-care line. This line is loaded with omega-rich plant oils and arctic berry antioxidants, many sourced from Finland. Perfect for the Ivory Soap girl who needs an update. $42, redflower.com
Kahina Travel Kit
Kahina Giving Beauty taps the nourishing benefits of hand-pressed argan oil, made by women's cooperatives in Morocco. The three-piece kit, ideal for dry, combo, and mature skin, includes 100% Organic Kahina Argan Oil, Facial Cleanser, and Facial Lotion, $78, kahina-givingbeauty.com
Aesop Gertrude Street Kit
Australia's most unisex-y natural line (think Kiehl's without the chemicals) makes this comprehensive and gorgeously packaged five-piece facial kit (includes Fabulous Face Cleanser, Tea Tree Leaf Facial Exfoliant, Primrose Facial Cleansing Masque, B & Tea Balancing Toner, Mandarin Facial Hydrating Cream). About $110, at APC, 131 Mercer Street, Soho, 212-966-9685, www.aesop.net.au
Tammy Fender Limited Edition Body Care Kit for FEED
Tammy Fender's handcrafted Clay Body Wash and Tucuma Butter Body Balm set benefits farmers in impoverished areas and comes in a FEED hemp travel bag. The wash doubles as a shampoo and the balm, a conditioner. $95, store.tammyfender.com
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Organic aromatherapist, and Alexander Technique specialist, Hope Gillerman created an 8-day program for mind-body detox. The relief starts immediately—e.g. in the middle of a awkward holiday dinner—with the aid of roll-on remedies to promote relaxation, rest, mental clarity, and easy breathing. $85, www.hgillermanorganics.com
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Six organic bars of Williamsburg's SkinnySkinny soap (of your choice) packaged in a box made from a book. Cute or what? $48, www.skinnyskinny.com
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This hair-care set comes with shampoo, conditioner, and an unbelievable leave-in finishing treatment. They all use uber-rich rahua nut oil, which restores a healthy shine to lackluster locks the all-natural way. $110, www.spiritbeautylounge.com
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The third and final installment of the BAIT x Asics Gel Lyte III series takes hold of the strong Japanese roots behind the Gel Lyte III. Switching directions from the first two military inspired designs, the "Nippon Blues" is a step back to pay homage to Asics. Inspired by Japanese culture and tradition, the Nippon Blues utilizes an indigo kasuri textile imported from Japan to adorn the upper. Maintaining the functionality of the designs in this three-shoe series, a durable deep navy, nailhead suede reinforces the Gel-Lyte III to withstand the wear and tear of everyday use. The Asics form stripe has been modified for a clean simplistic design, alongside red accents to complete the Nippon Blues motif. Hickory Denim lines the footbed as a nod to exemplify the western influence and relationship Asics has with BAIT.
Look for the BAIT x Asics GEL-Lyte III "Nippon Blues" to launch this Saturday, May 17th at 12am midnight EDT online at PackerShoes.com and at 12pm noon in-store.
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Hardest Hit Alabama Program Assists Unemployed Homeowners
Legal Services Alabama is proud to announce a statewide partnership with the Alabama Housing Finance Authority to help unemployed and underemployed homeowners get the financial help they need to save their homes. The Hardest Hit Alabama program uses federal funds to help qualifying homeowners in the immediate aftermath of a job loss or a major reduction in pay by making their mortgage payments to the bank for them, in many cases for up to a year or more, while the homeowner seeks a new job.
Because the application for benefits is available exclusively online, many homeowners struggle to complete the process. LSA will now be able to help homeowners apply for help across the state thanks to the financial support available from AHFA. In particular, homeowners in rural counties with limited access to technology will now be able to meet with an LSA attorney with the tools and information needed to complete and submit an application on the spot.
Legal Services Alabama and a diverse coalition of partners, including the United Way of Central Alabama, HUD, housing counseling agencies, the steelworkers union, and the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation, partnered to help eligible homeowners receive this assistance.
Homeowners needing help applying for Hardest Hit Alabama benefits may apply for help by calling 1-866-456-4995 or visiting www.legalservicesalabama.org. As with all Legal Services Alabama programs, there is no charge to the client.


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'Highly Sensitive Short Read Mapping with MapReduce'. current state of the art in DNA sequence read-mapping algorithms.bioinformatics mapreduce hadoop read-alignment dna sequencing sought antispam algorithms
JM_SOUGHT -- the next generation ;)
CloudBurst uses well-known seed-and-extend algorithms to map reads to a reference genome. It can map reads with any number of differences or mismatches. [..] Given an exact seed, CloudBurst attempts to extend the alignment into an end-to-end alignment with at most k mismatches or differences by either counting mismatches of the two sequences, or with a dynamic programming algorithm to allow for gaps. CloudBurst uses [Hadoop] to catalog and extend the seeds. In the map phase, the map function emits all length-s k-mers from the reference sequences, and all non-overlapping length-s kmers from the reads. In the shuffle phase, read and reference kmers are brought together. In the reduce phase, the seeds are extended into end-to-end alignments. The power of MapReduce and CloudBurst is the map and reduce functions run in parallel over dozens or hundreds of processors.
JM_SOUGHT -- the next generation ;)
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Drawn: Dark Flight is an adventure-puzzle casual game developed by Big Fish Studios, and distributed by Big Fish Games. It is the second installment in the Drawn series. The game is available exclusively at Big Fish Games website.
Drawn: Dark Flight begins where the previous game, Drawn: The Painted Tower, finished. Iris has escaped from the Tower, but she still needs help. The player must explore the Kingdom of Stonebriar and help Iris light the three beacons, so that she can become Queen of the kingdom.
Source: Wikipedia, "Drawn: Dark Flight", available under the CC-BY-SA License.


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The major aim of the Department of Special Education at New Jersey City University is to prepare qualified and competent educators capable of meeting the instructional needs to children with physical, communicative, cognitive, behavioral, and specific learning disabilities. New Jersey City University has an urban mission and the Department of Special Education addresses the needs of the child with disabilities in a multi-ethnic, multicultural, urban context. This comprehensive approach to the special needs child, preschool through high school, prepares our students for the continuum of Special Education settings. Through our flexible schedule of on-campus, online, and blended classes, our students are able to obtain the necessary skills for careers within Special Education Settings.
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I bought some green plantains a few weeks ago planning to make patacones (fried, smashed and fried again green bananas or plantains). I never got around to making those, and the plantains obviously ripened. Now that I've indulged a bit over the holidays, I'm not so inclined to make the usual use for ripe plantains: platanos a la tentacion (a panamanian bananas foster, basically). Any ideas for a low-oil savory plantain that has some nutritive value? Could I use the ripes in a soul food stew I'm making?
Adding them to stew is a great idea -- they'll soak up the cooking liquid and give it some heft and good flavor.
You could make pastelon - if you're not familiar, it's similar to lasagna, but using plantains.
Slice your plantains lengthwise and fry in vegetable oil about 2-3 minutes on each side until slightly crispy; set aside on paper towels.
Brown ground beef with some onion, garlic, green pepper, oregano, and cilantro. Add about 1/2 cup tomato sauce, a few chopped green olives, a small handful of raisins, and a glug of white vinegar. (An envelope of Goya Sazon is also fantastic in this, if you have it on hand)
Layer plantains with beef mixture and a handful of monterey jack cheese in a greased 8x8 pan; repeat until you end with a layer of plantain, then pour 3 beaten eggs over the whole thing. Top with cheese, cover with foil, then bake at 350 for 15-30 minutes, or until eggs are set.


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I don't know how many of you know that I started blogging last year with an FHE blog. I was pretty good about it for a few months but, I started feeling like no one ever looked at it or even used the site really and so I fizzled out on it. It just didn't seem worth all of the effort. Well, in February I watched the Worldwide Leadership Training broadcast. They really put a strong push for FHE along with other things. But it really got that feeling going again in me that I needed to be working on Family Home Evening. I need to have those formal lessons and really would like to be doing with my website. Now, I really don't want anyone to feel like they have to do this, but I wanted to put it out there for anyone who would. Yesterday I got a comment on my blog from a really sweet lady asking me if I could up date my FHE blog. I sent her a message back telling her that I was going into the many reasons why I wasn't doing it right now (I am going into finals week and then I will have a 2 week break and then start taking my last 2 classes to get my associates degree, in the mean time going on a 2 week vacation and then coming home to finish up school and having 6 weeks to pack up so we can move to graduate school.) I am feeling like I have a full plate but, I really feel like our family needs to be doing better with Family Home Evening. I have been thinking for a long time that I wanted to find people who would like to do this FHE blog together with me. So, I asked the girl who commented about it if she would like to post a few FHE's and now I am going to put it out there for all of you. It you or anyone you know would be interested in being a contributor on my FHE blog I would love to talk about it with you/them. I was hoping that I could find between 3-7 women besides myself and that would make it so that we would only have to come up with a FHE lesson at the most once a month and maybe only once every two months. It would also give us more traffic over there and we could compile a list of Lessons that people would like to see. Now, keep in mind that the goal of my site was to give parents with small children (0-5) FHE ideas because I was having a hard time finding good ideas for kids this young. Anyway, let me know what you think.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
My FHE Blog...
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- Erika said...
I could contribute, but my lessons aren't normally as involved as the ones you posted. My husband is very simplistic about FHE's and not very supportive if I want to do something involved since he doesn't think our kids are old enough. So most of the time our FHE's are only about 10 minutes long. But Baby Dragon has started requesting that we have them, so they are good enough I guess. For instance, she has been having a hard time sitting for sharing time in Primary, so for FHE I lined up some stuffed animals and had her and my husband sit on little chairs and listen while I presented a short lesson using pictures from the Gospel Art Picture kit. The purpose wasn't necessarily the lesson, but the practice of sitting and listening, even if there is no direct eye contact from the teacher. Then I had my husband get up and share a scripture and then we put a few stuffed animals up by me and we sang the "Hello" song to them. Then Baby Dragon came up front to help "lead" the music. That was the end of our FHE. (with a closing song and prayer) So that's about as involved as we tend to be. If that's sort of what you are looking for then sign me up to contribute!
- May 6, 2008 at 2:20 PM
- Stacy & Mark said...
Sounds like a great idea! I actually need lots of help in that department! So glad you are doing it. Once I get the hang of how you do it, I would love to contribute!
- May 8, 2008 at 6:45 PM
- Mandy said...
I'll do it, but mine aren't as involved as your either. I usually just follow the Primary Sharing Time schedule and use the same songs and ideas--and it it's my month for sharing time, I do my sharing time for the FHE. It'd motivate me to plan a better FHE, though, and give you a little more traffic, as you said. Count me in!
- May 21, 2008 at 1:09 PM
- ohmylanta said...
I am so impressed that you are doing this. Isn't is interesting how you can have such a conviction about a spiritual practice? I have been feeling so "moved/impressed" to start a food storage/ preparedness blog. I hesitate because I'm not sure that anyone cares like I do. I commend you for your dedication to this - I'd love to steal ideas from you but I hesitate on contributing because I'm afraid my lessons will seem inadequate. Great idea.
- June 20, 2008 at 6:03 PM
- ohmylanta said...
Ok..... I'm going to embellish my comment a bit. I read through what Erika and Mandy said and I do just about exactly what they are both doing. My kids seem to do better with a short and sweet lesson. I'm no good at coming up with fun games or activities to reinforce the lesson. Besides, my first grader is surprising me around every corner by kissing boys at school and church - so then we have to have a lesson about that....... then the next week she drops a couple terrible words so we have to have a lesson on that. ect. ect. ect. I'd be a great resource for which FHE lessons DON"T work real well. ha ha ha
- June 20, 2008 at 6:07 PM
- The Beans said...
I just found your site today and I am SOOOO excited to find it. I have two little girls ages 3 and 20 months. They are definately capable of sitting and learning a basic gospel doctrine, I just was never sure how to make it so simple. That's exactly what you have done...simplified the gospel topics. I can't wait to prepare my FHE's now. Keep doing your blog and I really hope you get contributions from others.
- June 29, 2008 at 11:28 PM
- Lizabeth said...
I don't think I can contribute, but I have to say I found your FHE blog first and I love the lessons that are there right now. Thank you so much.
- July 25, 2008 at 10:10 PM
- SunnyD said...
I just found this after a search...yeah! My friends and I started a relief society blog and we felt a need for an fhe section. Maybe we can combine efforts. We were each going to take one week a month so that every wed there was a new idea for the following monday. Let me know if you are interested in combining efforts and I'm sure we could help you fill your open spaces. :) My name is Sunny. Email me at email@example.com
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Current international trucking, Europe - Russia - is not only one of the most profitable, but also one of the most difficult areas of delivery, characterized by certain specific works. First of all, the international transport of goods from Europe will require significant attention to the organization of the passage of goods over the whole mass of Europe, and later on Russian roads. On the European stage carriage of goods by road as required in the correction of the route (if it is a consolidated cargo) and the competent customs clearance of goods. All international road transport can not do without a special permit to import goods to the territory of the Russian Federation, it is natural that it usually affects the road and out of Europe. Existing international trucking Europe allows for a smooth, even and comfortable roads. As soon as the international transport of goods get to Russian "highways," immediately raises the question of a new logistics scheme passing cars and dangerous sections of the curves turns. Moreover, international cargo transportation by road to necessarily entails the use of a consolidated warehouse and the development of insurance liabilities, allowing all participants to secure road from unpleasant surprises.


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We are switching our blog to www. ourlittlemisscupcake. blogspot. com (without the spaces). The address of the blog makes more sense, because Lil' Cupcake is not a baby, and she's our Little Miss Cupcake! I will be adding posts to the new site in the next few days - just as the craziness of packing, getting everything ready, etc. picks up! :)
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