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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Paul McGuire
Price: $18.95
Format: Paperback
"The Warning" is a novel by Paul McGuire that has been featured on the Fox News Network. This is the book that predicted it all and gives the solution about what you can do to save America before it is to late! In this novel America, Canada and Mexico are merging into a North American Union. The American economy crashes, there is a WMD attack on America by a terrorist cell and Martial Law is declared. Tension explodes in the Middle East between Israel and Iran. America attempts to force Israel to divide the land which sets off a chain reaction of apocalyptic events in America. A powerful charismatic cult leader, who works with governments around the world to control people and populations through mind control, sets up a one world economic system and global government. The government demands that U.S. citizen's accept a biochip implant. Both political parties are controlled by the same Shadow Government. The hero of the book uses talk radio and the Internet to put a Third Political power into office that represents the Constitution and Judeo-Christian values. The major media and both political parties unite to destroy this Third Political Party who wants to stop America from joining a global government. The book's hero, Luke London, with the help of the people of the United States of America, does an end-run around a powerful Shadow Government that wants to merge Canada, Mexico and the United States.
After the defeat of Adolph Hitler the U.S. and the Soviet Union competed for Nazi scientists who were experts in both mind control technology and rocketry. During the rise of the occultic Third Reich, the German Protestant Church marched in the streets to support Hitler. The theology of the German Protestant churches during pre-Nazi Germany was very similar to the theology of the "Evangelical Church" of today through movements like the "Emergent Church." The "Emergent Church" promotes a similar theology as the German theological school's of "Higher Criticism." The theology of the Emergent Church is simply a new form of Higher Criticism. It has weakened the church, making society ripe for take-over by occultic totalitarian forces. Powerful forces conspire to destroy the U.S. Constitution and enslave "We the People." Using mass social engineering and MK-ULTRA mind control they attempt to brainwash the masses. But a remnant people who know their Constitutional rights and take the Bible seriously use their legal political rights to overthrow the conspiracy to destroy America and bring in a one world government and one world economic system.
(Pictured Left: German Protestants marching in the streets to support Adolph Hitler and the occultic Third Reich.) The German Church in pre-Nazi Germany had drifted from the Bible into humanism in the same way the Church in America has done through movements like the Emergent Church. A spiritually weak Church provides an atmosphere where the occult and totalitarianism flourish. One of the first signs of this is that the people begin to look at politicians as theri Messiah, rather than God. Historically, the end is always the same: concentration camps and a police state. In Paul's book, The Warning, he shows how the Nazi's did not disappear, but have infiltrated the highest levels of power in finance and politics. After WWII a secret intelligence operation, code-named Operation Paperclip, imported hundreds of Nazi scientists to the U.S. They became the heads of powerful defense laboratories, intelligence agencies, and developed the most sophisticated mind control programs, such as Operation Blue Bird, MK-ULTRA, and Operation Monarch, which produced individuals who became Manchurian Candidates for a variety of purposes.
The science of mind control goes back before the time of Adolph Hitler and has been used by numerous American political leaders, both conservatives and liberals. Some experts believe that, "Barack Obama's speeches contain the hypnosis techniques of Dr. Milton Erickson, M.D. who developed a form of "conversational" hypnosis that could be hidden in seemingly normal speech and used on patients without their knowledge for therapy purposes. Obama's speeches intentionally contain:
- Trance Inductions
- Hypnotic Anchoring
- Pacing and Leading
- Pacing, Distraction and Utilization
- Critical Factor Bypass
- Stacking Language Patterns
- Preprogrammed Response Adaptation
- Linking Statements/ Causality Bridges
- Secondary Hidden Meanings/Imbedded Suggestions
- Emotion Transfer
- Non-Dominant Hemisphere Programming
Scientific techniques for deception and psychological manipulation, are not understood by the public. It is necessary to because understand the science behind the language patterns in order to spot them. Persuasion is has been used by Republican President's, evangelists and cult leaders. Obama, like Hitler is able to ready speeches word by word, hand gesture by hand gesture, tone, pauses, body language, and covert hypnosis in order to mesmerize audiences into thinking he is a Messiah or create a school-girl crush on female voters.
In my book, The Warning, there is a powerful charismatic guru-like leader who knows how to employ these hypnotic techniques. This book has been read by Congressmen, FBI agents, intelligence operatives, Hollywood, Prime Ministers, and people in the highest levels of the government. Privately, they agree that The Warning is a must read and a "warning" that must be heeded before it is to late. This book gives a practical game plan about what ordinary people can do to save our nation.
The Warning says everything Paul could not say in terms of Bible prophecy and current events in the media. This prophetic novel is written in kind of a code which the reader can figure out. You must read this book to understand what is happening in America.
Paul McGuire
Price: $18.95
Format: Paperback
Timely Book Crystallizes Why Christian Population Must Take Its Mandates Seriously
Are You Ready?
By Radio Talk-Show Host Paul McGuire
By James L. Lambert
Radio talk-show host Paul McGuire recently released his new book, Are You Ready? -- a compilation of facts and data along with scripture that closely relate to predictions in the Bible pointing to the Second Coming of Christ.
This book is particularly timely as it comes during a period when, according to Christian researcher George Barna, the vast majority of evangelical Christians are demonstrating a reluctance to share their faith. Spreading the gospel is one of Christ's primary mandates conveyed in the New Testament. It is well-known among Bible-believing Christian educators that most believers do not have a Christian worldview of society and their place in it. The book alerts readers to the imminent dangers we face in today's society -- and the need to take the claims of Christ and the Bible seriously.
McGuire's book chronicles a series of political, social, and military events that alert Christians to the relevance of the prophecies of the Bible. He outlines the real danger that terrorism and "Islamofascism" present to Western civilization. The book itemizes popular lines of thought promoted by leaders from the Middle East. The author explains how the Middle East got to its current crisis and why radical Islam is such a danger to America. The book also makes a strong case why "the average person" simply does not realize that the entire world is resting on the edge of a world conflict in the Middle East, even after 9/11.
Are You Ready? details past terrorist activities that most major media outlets glossed over in their reporting. In the book, the author communicates his concerns about the nuclear threat posed by al-Qaeda, Palestinian hate-indoctrination, and homicide bombers. All this should alert any American to the threat to our own public safety.
The author skillfully intertwines the military and public safety threats to America along with the moral demise that American society has experienced during the last 50 years. McGuire outlines in the book why biblical moral issues are important to America. He contends that religious apostasy and the decline of moral authority of today's Church, along with the flood of filth in modern American culture, are warning signs to observers of Bible prophecy.
Are You Ready? talks of the danger of America becoming a part of a regional government forum -- a controversial topic in today's highly charged political atmosphere. The author contends that "America is being placed into a global government. Mexico, Canada, and the United States are being merged into a common political, economic unit."
McGuire continues to explain his contention, saying "there is absolutely no serious intent to enforce our border [security] .... The goal is to increase the flow of goods, services and peoples between those three nations. Eventually, all of South American and North American nations will be united into what is called 'the Americas.' This will be a mirror of the European Union ...." McGuire fills his book with quotes from high-profile leaders around the world to support his assertions.
In an exclusive interview, McGuire says that in his book he "outlines a catastrophic [terrorist] attack on the United States. Anyone who does not think this is going to happen is dreaming."
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H.R.4548 - Agricultural Opportunities Act106th Congress (1999-2000)
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|Rep. Pombo, Richard W. [R-CA-11] (Introduced 05/25/2000)
|House - Judiciary; Education and the Workforce
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|H. Rept. 106-982
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|House - 12/07/2000 House Committee on Education and the Workforce Granted an extension for further consideration ending not later than Dec. 15, 2000. (All Actions)
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Agricultural Opportunities Act - Title I: Agricultural Worker Registries - Directs the Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to establish a database system of U.S. worker and eligible alien agricultural worker registries to provide temporary and seasonal agricultural job opportunity and referral information. States that such registries may be established as part of the "America's Job Bank" and "America's Talent Bank" databases.
Reported to House with amendment(s) (10/17/2000)
Bases registry coverage on job opportunities in a single State, except for the New England States which may be represented by a single registry.
Requires prospective employers of H-2C visa agricultural workers to first apply for registry workers before a petition to import H-2C workers may be approved.
Sets forth individual registrant requirements.
States that an agricultural worker may apply for registry inclusion in the State of his or her residency. Grants referral preference to U.S. workers, who may be referred for employment nationwide.
Directs the Attorney General to establish an employment eligibility verification system.
Provides for registry: (1) mandatory and voluntary removal; and (2) confidentiality.
Title II: H-2C Program - Sets forth registry application requirements for H-2C employers and employer associations, including assurances: (1) that the job opportunity is not the result of a labor dispute, and is temporary or seasonal; (2) respecting required wages and benefits, and compliance with labor laws; (3) respecting advertising in the registry and other labor market sources, and contact of former employees; and (4) respecting provision of workers compensation.
(Sec. 202) Provides that: (1) the Secretary, upon application approval, shall complete a registry search and notify an employer of available registered workers within seven days of the beginning work date; (2) if insufficient workers are available, the Secretary shall so notify an employer, the Attorney General, and the Secretary of State; (3) an employer shall pay a user fee for each admitted alien worker; (4) an employer may apply directly to the Secretary of State for alien worker admissions if such worker referral has not been received within the seven-day period; and (5) an employer may file a request for redetermination of need.
(Sec. 204) Sets forth employment requirements with respect to: (1) wages; (2) housing; (3) transportation reimbursement; (4) obligation to employ U.S. workers; and (5) guaranteed number of work days.
(Sec. 205) Amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to establish an alternative agricultural temporary worker program (H-2C visa) for admission of aliens who are outside the United States. Sets forth program provisions.
States that nothing in this title shall preclude the Secretary and the Attorney General from continuing to apply special procedures to alien employment in the range production of livestock.
Directs the Attorney General to establish an H-2C departure verification program.
.Title III: Miscellaneous Provisions - Directs the Secretary to establish a process to receive and enforce complaints against employers by aggrieved persons or third party organizations (including bargaining representatives). Sets forth related provisions respecting: (1) expedited investigation of housing, wage, and child labor violations; (2) written notice of findings and opportunity for appeal; (3) ability of alien workers to change employers; and (4) remedies (back wages, employer penalties and program disqualification).
Establishes the Commission on Housing Migrant Agricultural Workers which shall study the problem of in-season housing for migrant agricultural workers.
Directs the Secretaries of Labor, Agriculture, and Health and Human Services to conduct a study of migrant worker child care, including the relationship between such child care and child labor violations in agriculture.
Directs the Secretaries of Labor and Agriculture to conduct a study of agricultural field sanitation conditions.
Directs the Secretary to conduct a study of persistent and serious agricultural labor standards violations.
(Sec. 302) Authorizes and requests the Attorney General to establish bilateral commissions between the United States and each country having specified numbers of H-2C workers in the United States.
(Sec. 304) Directs the Secretary to establish registry user and alien employment user fee schedules and related collection processes.
(Sec. 305) States that additional funds for agricultural worker registry startup costs may be taken from amounts available to Federal or State entities under the Wagner-Peyser Act.
(Sec. 306) Sets forth reporting provisions.
(Sec. 308) Terminates this Act three years after its effective date.

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Do I need a new battery for my iPad 4?
I didn't charge my iPad for a very long time. So when I plug it in, it doesn't make the beeping sound when it's being charged. And it won't turn on or show the the low battery symbol. But my computer recognizes it. Also the home button and sleep/wake button don't work too well. Thanks!
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I'm not gonna lie I feel a bit under the weather today, been feeling a bit dizzy this last weekend and now I'm just all over the place. Bloody starving as well so I'm not sure what's going on. I'm just looking forward to the weekend and hopefully little Geoffy cat will let me have a good lie in.
I've had quite a productive few days in the shop this week so I woke up (not so bright eyed and bushy tailed) and got on with packing then set off.
Today's wander was quite busy, a lot of people around. I passed an embarrassed dog trying to have a poop and we made full on eye contact and there was even some poor guy being lifted into an ambulance so I hope he's ok now.
I got almost all the way to the dayjob, having decided on the lamp post at the back where the fire exit is. I thought this would be a good place as when I was out on my breaks I'd be able to see if it was still there.
By about 5ish it had gone, I'd love to know who eventually took it, how it made them feel etc.
What are you waiting for?
Daylight is burning!
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By GARY BAUMGARTEN
Curtis Sliwa, the founder of the Guardian Angels Safety Patrol, best known for patrolling New York City's subways but now in scores of communities across the United States and around the world, and an indefatigable supporter of the state of Israel, is making public his battle against prostate cancer – a battle that will take him off the airwaves for at least a week, perhaps a month.
Sliwa reveals in a letter that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer a year ago, and tried, unsuccessfully, to use alternative treatments to abate the threat. Unfortunately, these have not worked. And so, to Mt. Sinai Medical Center he goes.
First attempt will be at a less-invasive surgery. If that's unsuccessful, a full prostate removal may be necessary.
Sliwa's condition is exacerbated by the shooting he suffered in 1992, an attempt on his life as he climbed into a cab for the pre-dawn trip from his apartment on Manhattan's Lower East Side to WABC's studios – where he'd been hammering away at mob boss John Gotti and his cohorts. The shooting, which was so severe that it should have left him dead, an attempt to silence him.
Now, all these years later, that attack may complicate his recovery. So he'll be taking a break from the microphones at The Apple 970, where he holds forth during mornings and afternoons and on Saturday as well.
His resilience in fighting back from the shooting is an indication that, no matter how invasive the surgery, he will be back on the air. But prayers for this voice for Israel couldn't hurt.
Sliwa doesn't just rally support for Israel on his program, fact checking erroneous assertions in the news media about the Jewish state, but lends his support by participating in numerous rallies and events in the metro New York area for Israel.
Curtis, we will anxiously await your glorious return to the airwaves after your successful recovery from your surgery!
Gary Baumgarten is editor of The Jewish Reporter.


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Briody, The Road to Avondale.
Briody, The Road to Avondale.
Briody, Thomas (Tosty). The Road to Avondale. / In the Service of the State. [ The Memoirs of an Irish Forester. Volume 1 and Volume 2]. Edited by Michael Briody. 2 volumes complete. Louth, Choice Publishing & Book Services Ltd., 2009. 21.5cm x 13.8cm. (12) 373, xxiv, 505 pages. Original illustrated softcover. Excellent condition with only minor signs of external wear.
At the age of 96, Thomas (Tosty) Briody is one of the oldest foresters in Ireland. To date he is the only Irish forester to write an extensive account of his career in Forestry. In this book, the first volume of his memoirs, he describes the Cavan of his youth and early manhood: the traditional way of life he witnessed passing as well as the harsh years of the economic war, which he spent at home.
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J.B. Holmes struggles but holds 2-shot lead midway at Doral
Call J.B. Holmes the leaderboard leader and leading prophet of the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship going into Saturday's third round.
After Holmes shot down Trump National Doral's Blue Monster with a record 10-under-par 62 Thursday, he insisted the course's degree of difficulty meant he would be happy with a 1-under result for Friday's second round. That's where Holmes stood Friday before a double bogey on the unforgiving, fire and brimstone par-4 18th left him with a 1-over 73 for the day and 9-under 135 for the tournament.
Holmes remained two shots up on Ryan Moore, who ended the day in the same place he began it — in second but two shots closer after a 1-under 71 gave him a two-day total of 137.
Three shots back at 6-under 138 is Adam Scott after a 4-under 68 rocketed him to as high as second at one point Friday. In a Saturday moving-day position at 4-under 140 are Bubba Watson and Henrik Stenson, two thirds of the world Nos. 1-2-3 grouping. The third member, Rory McIlroy, fired a 2-under 70 (and a golf club into the water) to go to 1-under 143.
Nobody got closer to Holmes all day than the closing two-shot margin, and Holmes never was worse than 9-under even though he found the water on Nos. 1, 3, 12 and 18. Three of those four water balls turned into bogeys — he saved par on the par-5 12th — and he pushed a 6-foot par putt well wide on the par-3 No. 9.
"I hit a lot of great shots [Friday]," Holmes said. "I didn't make as many putts. I missed maybe two or three swings [Thursday], and they ended up being OK and missed two or three swings [Friday], and they went in the water."
If Holmes called for a witness to back up his testimony, Moore could provide it. The way he and Holmes were playing, he opined, the course didn't matter. Scott concurred.
"He might have had had the round of his life and certainly the round of the year this year [Thursday]," Scott said. "I don't know if there's going to be better than that, anyway. You never know. Someone will probably because I said that now.
"It was a phenomenal round, but you've got to take advantage of those days when they come," he continued. "For me, sitting eight shots back after a pretty good round myself [Thursday], I just have to hope he's not going to do it again and I can slowly pick away at those eight shots over the next few days."
Before the redesign, wind was the Blue Monster's dentures — without it, toothless. Friday's low winds gave the course a chance to show it's now a shark with many rows of teeth, one of which Friday seemed to be pin placements.
"[Friday], I think this was how this golf course plays," Moore said. "It's just a really difficult golf course. The pins were definitely less accessible [Friday]. I know there were four or five of them that I, honestly, with even 8-irons and 9-irons, was hitting it to 35 feet and was just fine being 35 feet away from them.
"There were definitely some tough pins out there but, you know, just a firm, fast golf course with a lot of trouble."
Ask Charley Hoffman. He birdied five of the seven holes from the par- 5 No. 12 to No. 18, the only player in even or better after two rounds to birdie No. 18. As circumstances bunched Hoffman's threesome right behind Holmes', he closed to two shots back of Holmes as he began the par- 3 227-yard No. 4.
Hoffman's first tee shot went into the water. His second tee shot found the front bunker. He fired a Sputnik out of there, over the green, onto the rear slope. He sailed back onto the green, but about 30 feet beyond the hole.
Hoffman two-putted from there to finish a quadruple-bogey 8 immolation that sent his day spiraling down to a 2-over 74 and an even-par 144 overall finish.
"I've got a two-shot lead," Holmes said. "Not too bad. If you had told me that the beginning of the week, I would have a two-shot lead after two rounds, I would've said, 'All right, sounds good.'"
Hole of the day
Sure, a lot of holes on the Blue Monster beckon balls to a watery demise. So, what was so special Friday about No. 8 and its beautiful ball-gobbling lake, complete with a fountain? Simple. The hole not only collected its fair share of balls but also claimed a golf club. That occurred when Rory McIlroy fired an approach toward the green that ended up taking a bath. And before you could say, "I'm really mad," McIlroy hurled his 3-iron into the lake.
Shot of the day
With two rounds left in this tournament, Sergio Garcia is battling to stay in contention. His second shot on the par-5 10th hole kept him in lurking mode with a 3-under-par 69 Friday that put him at 1-under for the tournament, eight strokes back of leader J.B. Holmes. After a 309-yard drive, Garcia launched a 285-yard second shot to eight feet from the pin and made the putt for eagle.
Player of the day
Bubba Watson started the day with a bogey followed by six consecutive pars. Snooze. But Watson has a way of waking his followers up. In the next three holes he recorded two eagles. On No. 8, a 549-yard par-5, he hit a 302-yard drive followed by an approach of 225 yards that left him with a two-foot putt that he sank. On 10, another par-5, Bubba launched a 343-yard drive and then hit into a greenside bunker. He blasted out and into the hole a second eagle.
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Jasmin Imperatrice Eugenie Eau de Parfum Spray for Women by Creed
The Jasmine Imperatrice Eugenie is a floral and feminine fragrance from the House of Creed. The fragrance was specially crafted for Empress Eugenie, the wife of Napoleon the Third. It is believed that the empress desired a fragrance that was strongly oriental in nature. This resulted in the commissioning of the Jasmine Imperatrice Eugenie. The fragrance impresses the empress so much that shed requested the House of Creed to shift their base from London to Paris. Since then, the empress has influenced many of Creed's wonderful creations.
- Top Note is Bergamot
- Middle Notes are Ambergris, Rose, Jasmine
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Film review: Mismatched flatmates start a phone sex line in this ribald New York-set comedy For A Good Time, Call.
Newly single Lauren (Lauren Miller) is desperate for somewhere to live. Her gay pal (an amusing Justin Long ) finds her a roommate in racy Katie (Ari Graynor), whose work for a phone sex line is soon revealed (pretty hard to keep that one quiet).
Business-minded Lauren figures they should set up alone and the project brings the pair closer. And so this veers between raunchy verbal sex comedy and cutesy womance with a few fun moments but quite a few dud ones, too – some of these gags should have been binned on first script reading.
The aim seems to be a feminine version of bawdy bromances such as Superbad, starring Miller's real-life husband Seth Rogen, who cameos along with Kevin Smith (both as excited customers. Ew!).
But while Graynor in particular has charm, the writing, pacing and direction just aren't sharp enough to deliver the steady stream of laughs you'd hope for.
As a small-screen sitcom, this might raise a smile but it's likely to leave Friday night cinema-goers less than satisfied. Unless they just want to hear hot women talking dirty – but you get the feeling the female scriptwriters were hoping for more than that.
Score: 2/5
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We're back! With another brand new issue containing the same old gubbins. Bagg! Tat! Horseman! Topping! Oh and the return of an old favourite perhaps? You'll just have to buy it and see.
We consider expectations for the new season, the demise of the VHS cassette, the definitive guide to summer BBQing and the storm brewing over ticket pricing. There's plenty of new and returning contributors and, as ever, an eclectic mix of the serious and humorous to give you that alternative piece of paper to look at when you're head is in your hands because the match isn't quite going to plan.
As ever, thanks to everyone who contributed and thanks to everyone who continues to support us by buying it.
Yes, money I hear you cry! And if you haven't clicked off by now (I said CLICKED!) then here's how you procure your fabulous Mudhutter for the season ahead:
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Or the mag will start to appear in the shops over the weekend: Sparks Newsagent on Wallgate, Waterstones, The Brickmakers Arms and the Northern Beer Temple. And possibly some other place I forgot.
As for that cover, well it certainly gets our manager's brother's seal of approval.
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To inspire the next generation of financial assistants and consumer advocates, we designed the "Wallet Genius" scholarship. We will be awarding this $1500 scholarship to one student with a strong passion for writing, entirely on the basis of merit.
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7 Night Western Caribbean Holiday Cruise
Sleeping under a palm tree, strolling on endless beaches and eating ice cream while floating in a turquoise sea. What could be further from your everyday world? When you sail the Caribbean you'll discover how relaxing, entertaining and just plain fun a week really can be. Visit a variety of beautiful islands and escape to paradise on your next vacation.
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Last night I decided to take my son dinner and some coffee while he was at work. I put together this wonderful salad, grabbed a package he got in the mail and headed to Starbucks. The roads were not too bad, but when I left there and started toward Rock Island, it seemed there was more ice on the road than ever. I saw cars sliding and an accident where there were four police cars.
I finally gave up and headed home. I reminded myself to breathe and stop my death grip on the steering wheel. I felt bad telling my son I wouldn't make it. The salad was really good though.


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New Year, New Perspective
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New Years resolutions are not always successful (in fact they rarely are; more than 80% fail within a few months), but I wanted to talk to you about more than resolutions. I'm taking 2013 to reassess my life perspective. My goal this year is not like 4.5 million other people in Minnesota. I don't want to lose 50 pounds by doing a crazy diet scheme and insane workout regimen for a couple weeks, only to burn out and add another failure to my list. My goal is to fuel my body with real foods. This is a big transition, as most foods consumed by Americans are anything BUT real, so I am prepared for this to take the majority of the year to really stick.
Why would I spend that lengthy amount of time to do something? Because my life is worth it.
When I get frustrated with what I cannot do at the present time, I think back to all the wonderful things my body has allowed me to accomplish. My body still allows me to move - just not in the same way. Sometimes I get frustrated with back and neck pain. Then I realize I have to stretch, and get frustrated with my lack of flexibility compared to my past flexibility.
I can get back most of my former flexibility, but it's like that first car you drove into the ground. Towards the end of that ownership it could still drive - it just took some coaxing to start it up again, right? Eventually you begrudgingly had to get a new car. That beat-up car felt like part of you didn't it? The only thing different with this analogy is you only get one body. You can replace some of the parts, but in the end, this is what you've got. Don't you want to get the most out of this?
I challenge you to make goals this year that will push you. Maybe your goal is to be able to drive again, or maybe it's a goal to be able to play with your grand-kids for more than a few minutes. Whatever your goal is, know that it takes at least 12 weeks to make a practice a habit. When it becomes habitual you start doing it without thinking. Moving your body is something you need daily. Most resolutions fail because we are American- we want it to change instantaneously. When inevitably does not work right away, we give up.
Don't give up! I'm here to work with you through this process. After incorporating wellness into your life, your body will thank you. You will have increased energy, more strength, improved sleep, and less injuries.
Do it for you. Because your life is worth it.
Please contact me if you would like to meet about your goals and what I can plan for you! I would love to work with you.
Many Blessings for a great New Year!


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We were required to make an 8-minute documentary on any issue of our choice. This short documentary was my solution.
In a world where consumption is commonplace, we are being told more and more of the toll it is taking on the environment. Landfills across the globe are overflowing with technological and consumptive waste. By not buying anymore would eventually lead to the end of the production of pollution & waste, but we all know this is literally impossible. With the rise of the need to become more environmentally friendly the idea that certain materials could be recycled. This then led to the brilliant art of Upcycling which had it's first mention in 1994 by Renier Plitz, who said, in relation to recycling: "I call it downcycling. They smash bricks, they smash everything. What we need is Upcycling where old products are given more value not less". Upcycling involves the conversion of old or unwanted products or materials into something useful, (and most likely with a completely different function to it's original) thus extending it's life as well as the resources that were used to make it. In addition to giving something new life, by Upcycling, you are preventing another thing from being added to land fills and possibly our streets and oceans.
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EXCLUSIVE! 'Blind Side' Star Quinton Aaron Has A New Crush…And It's On Serena Williams!
Do you think Serena's boyfriend, Common, needs to worry about Quinton's crush on his girl?
The Blind Side breakout star Quinton Aaron only had eyes for one girl at Haven 360's Precious pre-Oscar cocktail party March 4 in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, this particular girl happens to be off the market!
"Quinton kept fawning over Serena Williams who kept one eye on [her boyfriend] Common all night," one partygoer dished to HollywoodLife.com. "Every time he left her side, she was looking for him."
Quinton, 25, reportedly looked lovestruck and kept his eye on the 28-year-old tennis star all night before her agent brought her over to meet him. He was in awe and kept repeating, "This is so amazing."
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My sister is heavily into Knitting, she asked me to make this thing for her this morning. It's called a Niddy Noddy. It is supposed to hold the yarn she hand spins so you can easily wrap it into balls of yarn. This one is made to hold 2 yds. It is also made to pull apart easily for travelling purposes.
I made it with blind mortise and tenons using some Purpleheart and figured Mohogany scraps I had laying around. I hear Knitters will pay a tidy sum for these easy to make little ditty's. I would have preferred to Just satin wax it clear but she wanted a darker color. I may find myself making a few dozen of these for the gals in her knitting circle. Can you say new mini lathe???? I could make some really authentic old looking ones if I had one of those. She wants me to make her a custom spinning wheel next. Hmmmmmm$$$$$$$$
-- --Chuck
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#1 posted 02-24-2008 05:44 AM
Looks cool, but how does it work?
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
#2 posted 02-24-2008 05:47 AM
Hey Chuck … very nice. I'm a spinner and have a Niddy Noddy, but it isn't that nice. Its a necessary tool if you spin and want to easily and neatly make a skein of yarn.
-- Teri, Kokomo, IN
#3 posted 02-24-2008 05:50 AM
I'm not quite sure to be honest Gary. I know the yarn she spins wraps around it some how… I'll find out more
-- --Chuck
#4 posted 02-24-2008 05:57 AM
Thanks Teri, maybe you could explain how it works – I know I can't. Also my sister says there are lots of Women who will pay up to $40 for one of these, especially if it has their name and stuff like that in it. Is this true?? I saw a hand made spinning wheel for a $1100.00 on a spinners site last night! My sister claims spinners will gladly pay that much or more for one tailored to fit them perfect.
-- --Chuck
#5 posted 02-24-2008 07:57 AM
There you go, there is still room for those past skills. nice job on the Noddy.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
#6 posted 02-24-2008 12:47 PM
you learn something new everyday!! A niddy noddy..
Oh yes, personalized … uh huh.. special
-- ~ Debbie, Canada (https://www.facebook.com/DebbiePribele, Young Living Wellness )
#7 posted 02-24-2008 02:02 PM
looks like your in the money chuck !!
#8 posted 02-24-2008 02:06 PM
I am like you in that I simply don't have a clue on what to do with it but your woodworking looks pretty good. Any day in the shop is a good day but if you can make a little money, get a new tool and make somebody happy with a project from shop cutoffs it just doesn't get any better than this.
Go for it.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
#9 posted 02-24-2008 04:02 PM
I'm sure glad you didn't ask me to guess what it was.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
#10 posted 02-24-2008 08:37 PM
Yeah, if I hadn't seen one with yarn wrapped around it I would have mistaken it for a very confusing double coat hanger. It's actually a kind of fun little project and if your wife is a spinner then it's a Saturday approved task. Sunday you'll be making a drop spindle, just as soon as your done taking out the trash…LOL
-- --Chuck
#11 posted 02-25-2008 08:44 PM
i found this on the web…..
#12 posted 02-25-2008 10:00 PM
ah!!!! Now I get it.
-- ~ Debbie, Canada (https://www.facebook.com/DebbiePribele, Young Living Wellness )
#13 posted 02-25-2008 10:01 PM
Interesting. I never would have guessed it.
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
#14 posted 02-25-2008 10:32 PM
Cool. Looks like you could use your new lathe to turn a 'can of soup' too.
-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon
#15 posted 02-26-2008 12:33 AM
It's a rather novel little device and a testament to the ingenuity of those who came before us. I recently saw our buddy on the WoodWright Shop make one of these a couple week ago.
-- Working at Woodworking http://www.VillageLaneFurniture.com
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Why would you make a career shift?
There is a reason for every career decision we make in our lives. It is very unlikely for someone to make decisions that will create major changes in their life without valid reasons. Usually a major career shift is motivated by one of four reasons:
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Welcome to Fuerteventura Holiday Guide
Dear visitor, you will find in this Fuerteventura Holiday Guide and Excursion Planner all the interesting information about your holiday destination Fuerteventura. Comprehensive, compact and with lots of pictures, videos and trip suggestions to make the best out of your holiday. Welcome to Fuerteventura - your well-deserved holiday destination! Let us guide you on the island - it will surprise you! Fuerteventura has about 150 beaches with miles of unspoilt golden sand, marvellous bays with shades of blue and turqouise, impressive geological formations and many places of cultural or natural interest to visit or sport activities to do....
Fuerteventura - Introduction and History
When you circle above Fuerteventura to prepare for landing and when you only focus on the land below you, you will see a completely barren area with no visible vegetation and you might think that you're about to land on Mars. And when you are transferred from the airport to your hotel the views you capture from your bus seat may confirm your first impression and raise the inevitable question "Is this a holiday destination?"
Well yes, Fuerteventura indeed is a barren island with little vegetation and limited fauna, but if you invite yourself to have a closer look, you will be astonished about what the island has to offer: the pure lines of the wide horizon with many shades of grey and blue, the free views over the areas – land and sea, the impressive geological formations, the local culture not to mention the miles of unspoilt sandy beaches (152 beaches, most golden sand but some black) considered to be the finest in Europe - this is our island - an island of many opportunities for leisure & fun.
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In general, the summers are dry, sunny - and windy. The prevailing N/NE wind is keeping us cool and is most appreciated by water sporters like windsurfers, surfers and kiters. The sunbathers do cherish those winds too, although some might be fooled by their cooling effect and turn up for dinner in their hotel, tomato-red. Sun cream (min. factor 30) at all times!!!
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A five-year-old Indian boy gets lost on the streets of Calcutta. He survives many challenges before being adopted by a couple in Australia; 25 years later, he sets out to find his lost family.
Overlong cross-continental tale of the "inspirational" kind. Based on fact, it works for the most part and is saved from mawkishness by a light touch and honest performances.
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What's on my Office Desk? Guest Terry Irene Blain
When I was starting to write Colorado Silver, Colorado Gold, I made a collage. I've done this for other books, and find it a good exercise, as I'm a visual person. Once I decided on Durango, Colorado, who my hero and heroine were and what they looked like, that's when I started looking for photos for my collage.
I use a 2' x 3' bulletin board and staple or pin the things I find to the board. This is often a work in progress while I'm writing the story as things are added. Since the Colorado Silver, Colorado Gold story dealt with the setting, I looked for pictures of Colorado.
The best place for photos of scenery is in National Geographic. When our Friends of the Library have their annual sale, I look through boxes of old National Geographic magazines. For ten cents I buy all the ones with articles on a place I might want to set a novel. I actually found three magazines that featured Colorado. The background for the collage is several large photos of scenery, including mountains and valleys. I even found a map of Colorado. Another place to find photos is to get tourist brochures from where you story is set. So I have nice photos of the Silverton Railroad that runs into Durango.
The inspiration for my heroine was a girl in my office, so I have a couple of actual photos of her. For the costumes, I used Dover Publications Paper Doll series, making a Xerox copy so I don't actually cut up the book. These items are mostly on the right side. On the left side is where the hero items are. The hero doesn't necessarily have to look like the individual in the photos, the pictures just have to have something make you to think of the hero. You'll see there are several pictures of country singers (they have the right hat). For me, the best photo I found was of the iconic Wells Fargo green box (small picture on the map of Colorado).
Once I start writing, the collage goes on the wall where I can glance at it. And when the book is finished, I have souvenir for all the work I did.
To protect her sister, Juliette Lawson stole documents and fled west. Now Wes Westmoreland, undercover lawman, threatens both her plan and her heart.
Socialite Juliette Lawson fled west from Philadelphia on a train and in disguise. In Colorado she'd be safe; she'd take work with her uncle at the Rio d'Oro, his smelting operation. Her actions back east had been wrong, but to protect her pregnant sister from scandal she would have done anything. Then she met a man as hungry for answers as she was for independence. A handsome, honorable man. For him, she wished the truth was hers to tell.
From the first, Wes Westmoreland knew he couldn't trust her. Having grown up in the saloons and brothels of San Francisco, he saw trust, like love, as a luxury an undercover lawman couldn't afford. Not on a job like this one, not with gold involved. This woman dressed as a widow was clearly hiding something; he'd felt it the moment they touched. But he'd felt other things too, stirrings in his heart, and for the first time ever, he saw riches worth the peril.
Chapter One
St. Louis, Missouri, 1889
Whistle shrieking, the train jerked to a stop, the sudden lurch throwing Julie Lawson forward. The black silk of her skirt slipped on the hard wooden seat and only the firm bracing of her feet kept her from slipping to the floor. She glanced down at the small valise that hadn't been out of arm's reach since she fled Philadelphia.
Julie shifted back in her seat, hearing the echo of her grandmother's favorite phrase, your impulses will get you into trouble one day, Juliette Marie, you mark my words. Gran had certainly been right.
She let out a shallow sigh. The widow's weeds she'd hurriedly dug out of the trunk in the attic required a corset so severely laced a shallow sigh was all she could manage.
The train whistle gave a short toot. "St. Louis! St. Louis! Thirty-minute stop in St.
Louis!" came the sing-song voice of the conductor.
She glanced at the watch pinned to her bodice. Enough time for her to walk down the platform and back. As she stood, the hat and heavy veil wobbled. Using her reflection in the dusty window as a mirror, she readjusted the long hat pins. The hat more secure, she peered through the glass.
The platform bustled with activity. Fellow passengers came and went, dodging
scattered trunks and carpet bags. The harried-looking conductor strode by, a piece of paper in his hand and a pencil tucked behind his ear. A small boy in corduroy knickers trailed a large, hairy dog, the boy clutching a piece of twine attached to the dog's collar.
A telegraph office stood at the platform's west end near the panting engine. Standing in front of a row of round-topped steamer trunks, a man waited quietly beside the office. His coat and trousers were the color of bitter chocolate. A perfect match to his wide-brimmed Stetson and western boots. A pair of saddle bags hung over one shoulder.
Leaving her coat draped across the seat, she lowered the black lace veil, and drew on her black kid gloves. Picking up the small valise, she left the railroad car.
She walked along the platform, the warm summer air smelling of coal smoke and dust. As she neared the west end of the platform, she noticed the man she'd seen from the window. A growing commotion behind her caused her to turn. All down the platform, people scrambled and yelled, their shouts mingled with a dog's deep bark. A flash of tabby fur streaked past her skirt. The dog bumped her knees as he gallumped past.
Off balance, she stumbled backward. And into a solid, warm male body. Strong arms wrapped around her. Her flailing bag struck him, bringing a muffled exclamation. With a thud they came to rest against a steamer trunk. Turned sideways, she half-sat, half-lay over his long legs. She fought to regain her balance, thwarted by the slick silk of her skirts.
"Hold still, lady," he muttered as he hitched her more securely over his lap. "I don't want to drop you."
Throwing her arms around his neck, the bag she still held thumped into his back.
Another exclamation, this one not so muttered, sounded in her ear.
With one arm about her shoulders, the other stretched across her lap grasping her hip, he kept her from sliding to the ground. For a few seconds neither of them moved. She started to breathe again inhaling a faint scent of leather, tobacco, and shaving soap.
The masculine scents made her instantly aware of the intimacy of their position with her draped across his lap, the surrounding warmth of his arms and body. She loosened her grip around his neck and brought the bag back over his shoulder where it plopped to the ground. Unable to get her breath, she blamed the too-tight corset. "I... I beg your pardon," she managed to get out.
Her hat dipped so far forward it practically sat on her nose. The pins pulled hurtfully at her hair. Without thinking, she reached to fix it and flipped back the veil. She glanced up and got a good look at her rescuer.
His hat gone, his gold-blond hair curled slightly where it lay too long about his ears and collar. His muted green eyes widened in surprise. His gaze flicked from her face, to her hair, and back to her face. Julie's stomach dropped like a stone. She jerked the veil back into place.
Without the obscuring veil, she looked even younger than her twenty-one years, her hair a pale, but unmistakable, blond. Not the gray-haired widow he'd obviously expected. "I do beg your pardon," she repeated. "I'm so sorry."
A grin tugged up one corner of his mouth, white teeth flashing under his blond
mustache. "I'm not," he replied.
Her heart jumped into her throat, reminding her of her scandalous position on his lap. She squared her shoulders, stiffening in his grasp. She swallowed her heart back to its proper place. "Please, sir," she said in her best touch-me-not voice.
His fabulous smile faded. "Yes, ma'am. Sorry." Carefully, he loosened his grip,
allowing her to slide from his lap. Once she'd regained her feet, he stood. For some reason she still couldn't catch her breath. Drat the corset for making her so breathless and lightheaded.
After a second, he stooped to pick up his hat. Her gaze followed his movement and she spotted her valise tangled with his saddle bags. "Oh," she gasped.
He shot her a quick glance then extracted the small bag from the snarl of leather.
She twisted her hands together, resisting the impulse to grab for her bag.
"May I carry your bag?" the blond man asked as if to make amends. He gestured with the bag toward where passengers were re-boarding. His face showed a carefully neutral expression. But his green eyes reminded her of the waters of the Chesapeake in a storm. She didn't want to imagine what thoughts those eyes might hide.
"No," she stammered, "no, thank you." She couldn't even get a simple sentence out. When he handed her the valise, her hand brushed his strong, tanned one. Even through her glove, she imagined the warmth of his touch. "Thank you," she was able to murmur as she turned.
She concentrated on walking with as much dignity as possible as she returned down the platform. He had to be watching, for she felt his gaze between her shoulder blades as she fought to keep her steps at a sedate pace. At last she regained the haven of the railroad car. Relief washed through her.
She took her seat but couldn't resist looking out the window. He still stood in front of the telegraph office, hat in hand, looking down the platform toward her railroad car. After a moment, he slapped the hat against his thigh before resettling it on his head.
"Al-l-l aaaa-board!" shouted the conductor. The train whistle echoed with a toooo-tootoot! A loud clanking was followed by a sudden forward jerk. The whistle shrilled again. A series of short tugs became smooth forward movement. Through the window the train depot and platform began to slide away.
Don't look. Don't look. Her head remained straight forward, but in spite of her
admonishments her gaze crept toward the window as the telegraph office scrolled by.
Saddle bags resting near his booted feet, he scanned the train. His gaze seemed to penetrate the dusty window and her veil with no problem. His eyes held hers for a split second, making her breath catch. He briefly touched the brim of his hat and nodded as is figure slid past.


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"Although news of influenza infections in people in Mexico, the United States and a handful of other countries is unsettling, the fact remains: U.S. pork is safe," declares American Meat Institute (AMI) President J. Patrick Boyle. "Consuming pork has not been associated with human illnesses caused by this virus."
In fact, public health officials around the globe from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to the World Health Organization are stressing this fact, says the AMI official.
"At this point the influenza risk is a human health issue. Although this particular virus could affect swine, it has not been reported in pigs. Media reports showing images of pigs are creating a false impression that is generating needless alarm and concern regarding the safety of pork," Boyle points out.
AMI is urging U.S. officials to work aggressively with a handful of nations that have ceased imports of U.S. pork to make them understand that science doesn't support their actions.
"Consumers can continue to enjoy vitamin-rich pork as part of a healthy, balanced diet. Consumers should continue to use normal safe handling practices when preparing fresh pork, like cooking thoroughly, keeping raw foods separate from cooked foods and washing hands, cutting boards and other surfaces and utensils that contact raw pork with hot soapy water.
Go online for more meat safety information.


text: Having built strong relationships around the world, Boss Management is where international careers are fashioned. Representing the elite within Boss Model Management, this fast paced, highly demanding department manages our international model schedules with efficiency and vision. Dynamic by nature, Boss Management Division is instrumental in promoting careers of models in global markets, including the most challenging fashion capitals of the world.


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In today's world, we have the ability to connect with more people than ever. The ability to directly target the people that were looking for in our market.
However, so many solopreneurs and small business people are having such a hard time, it's an interesting dilemma.
The online world is all based and build upon trust. If you don't have trust, you're in trouble.
So how do you gain trust?
Good question, and the answer is actually pretty straightforward and pretty simple.
Be different. Be different from everyone else out there. Be different from the people and businesses that your target market does not trust. Be genuine, and legitimately offer value on a consistent basis. Give, overdeliver, make your business or yourself memorable and impossible to forget.
Do the things that others in your market are not willing to do. Offer direct, live support. Pick up the phone and call your customers.
Make yourself available, give out a direct e-mail address to contact you, rather than a generic support e-mail address.
It's a small world, yet at the same time the world is very big.
Your prospective customers can come into contact with anyone and everyone from around the globe…
This, unfortunately, includes thieves, greedy opportunists, scam artists and scoundrels of low (or no) integrity. Of course there are many legitimate alternatives too, but you, as the small business or solopreneur, still have an advantage.
The way you can stand above the shady bunch and large corporate competition is by being genuine, being available and responsive.
Make it very easy for your customers to trust you, rely on you, need you… and you'll realize the true value in the ability to connect with such a massive global audience.


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Team building is something that is getting a lot of focus nowadays, especially in the business world. Most organizations are moving from focusing on individuals to focusing on teams, and that has proven to be a good approach for most organizations. When you foster a team oriented environment, your employees are more concerned about contributing to the environment rather than achieving their own goals.
Instead of just putting people in team, and forcing them to work together. With these activities, the employees will be better prepared to work well in a team.
One of the most common team building activities is case studies. You can divide your employees in teams, and the give each team a case study to work on. At the end of the day, every team will have to present their case study in front of all their colleagues, and the best team can then win a reasonable prize. This is an effective exercise, because people will put in their efforts and unique skills for solving the case study, and will come up with different ideas. They will have to brainstorm, which is very effective for team building.
Communication exercises are also very effective kinds of team building activities. You can give your teams certain problems or issues which can only be solved by communication, so they are motivated to communicate with each other. For example, you could devise a game such as survival scenarios. Give them an unfortunate scenario, and tell your teams to come up with plans to cope with these scenarios, and then present their plan in front of everyone.
Team building activities do not always have to be work cantered. Tug- of- War is a great game in which different teams pull against each other and try to win. All aboard is a classic game, in which team members have to occupy a certain space, and support each other physically.
Among popular team building activities is the Great Egg Drop. All the teams are given eggs and are asked to design containers which allow the eggs to be safe, even if they are dropped. This allows for brainstorming and all the team members will have to work with each other to come up with ideas, and then design the container.
You can even incorporate team building activities in your daily work routine. Popular games like escape room nyc, are a great way to motivate team work and communication. Regular social events and outdoor activities are also effective for improving the level of team work in the organisation.
1. Amoeba Race. This is a popular activity which requires you to create groups of about five children each. After creating the groups, you should instruct the participants to choose one member of their team to stand in the center so they can start forming the nucleus of an amoeba. The other four members of the each group will have to start surrounding the nucleus while they face outward. The elbows of the four other members should also be linked together. After that, you should draw tracks for the groups and then start a race. The member who acts as the nucleus will have to direct the entire group forward. You can expect the kids to enjoy this activity while also building a good sense of competition and cooperation.
2. Bridge. This is one of the simplest and the most creative team building activities for kids. This will allow all kids in the team to use their own creativity when it comes to using the resources given in building the strongest bridge. The good thing about this activity is that aside from allowing the kids to use their imagination and creativity, they will also learn the value of relationships, team communication and cooperation.
3. Problem Solving. This is one of those activities that allow kids to work together. If you choose this activity, then make sure that you present it in the most entertaining way possible as kids have shorter attention span when compared to adults. You can make the activity more entertaining by creating a reward system. This will allow the team to work together in solving the problem so they can get the promised reward. An advantage of this activity is that it helps in improving the initiative of children. You can also expect this activity to help kids directly interact with one another.
4. Tower Stack. The idea behind this activity is to build the tallest tower out of the given materials. This is designed to enhance the innovative skills of children while teaching them how respect each other's ideas.
5. Human Web. After that, each of them needs to stretch their hands to the center and reach for the hands of other kids. After firmly holding hands, everyone is required to untangle the web. But make sure that no one let go of their hands along the process.


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Provider Selection
When it comes to providing services to people with developmental disabilities, there are many options for adults who qualify for funding and wish to receive services through a provider to reach their goals. The list below shows which agencies and individuals are certified to provide services in Miami County, and are organized by the type of service they provide. If you have questions, please consult your SSA with questions about the Provider Selection process in Miami County.