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Horrible Bosses 2
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You'll blush, you'll squirm, you'll rib the frat boys beside you and, if you survive until the end, you'll have laughed so hard your ribs will hurt. But yes, it's raunchy and raucous. The trio of Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis are as funny an ensemble as any working today (probably funnier), and Chris Pine, Kevin Spacey and Christoph Waltz perform their roles as written. Jamie Foxx, however, steals every scene he's in (just like in Annie!), and the Twizzler-eating/barricaded-fence car-chase scene will leave you howling so hard you'll need a restroom afterward. Do NOT take your children. Duh.

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Classic Metal, Post-Modern Motor: Meet The Electric Mustang
The first car I fell in love with was a '69 Mustang I saw at a car show almost too long ago to remember. It was red, it was clean, and it made the most delicious, delirious, devious sound when the owner cranked the 289 motor over. As much as I wanted to own a Mustang after that, I live in an area that is saturated with the classic pony car, so I went with its more obscure cousin, the Mercury Cougar. But with gas prices on the rise once again, not everybody can afford (or wants) to feed a gas guzzling V8 just to cruise down their local strip and meet up with their buddies. So then, is it heresy to take an American symbol of power and excess, remove the horsepower heart, and replace it with an electric motor? I don't think so, and neither do the guys and gals at Duke's Garage, who took a '65 droptop 'stang and put not one, but two electric motors in this ultra-classic.
And why not? This isn't the first classic car to get an electric powertrain, and considering over a million Mustangs were made in the few few years, even purists shouldn't have a problem with doing something different once in awhile. Lovingly restored, the Electric Pony is painted an olive green to celebrate its Earthiness, which comes from two high-torque electric motors. A 144-volt lithium ion battery pack provides power for up to 60 miles, enough juice for a night of cruising, and they sit where the engine used to. The motors sit in the transmission tunnel and some structural modifications have been done to accommodate them. The car can be charged in 8 hours through a 110 volt outlet, half the time in a 220 outlet.
Another Earth-friendly addition is the recycled foam-filled hemp seeds (hey duuude…) in a lovely tan color that contrasts nicely with the olive green. What's more, Duke's Garage, the proprietors of this project, are ready and willing to tackle another such electric-classic project for between $15k-$25k. Personally, I'd like a little more range, but all good things come in time. Oh, and in case you're wondering about top speed, the Electric Pony maxes out at 65 mph. Not bad, but it looks like they have room for another motor or two in there…
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Carl J. Mayer is the founding member of Mayer Law Group LLC. A graduate of Princeton University (magna cum laude), the University of Chicago Law School (Law Review) and Harvard Law School, Mr. Mayer has served as Special Counsel to the New York State Attorney General, as a professor of law, and as a consultant to the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Investigations.
The Mayer Law Group has successfully represented class plaintiffs in complex securities, consumer, and constitutional litigations for over twenty years. See, e.g., In Re NSA Litig., No. 09–17133 (9th Cir. 2011) (representing class of telephone customers in action alleging unlawful surveillance of phone records); In Re Cnty. of Orange v. Merrill Lynch, 94 Civ. 9043 (S.D.N.Y 1994) (complex securities class action); see also Nike, Inc. v. Kasky, 539 U.S. 654 (2003); Hedges v. Obama, No. 12-cv-331 (S.D.N.Y. 2012) (representing journalists' constitutional rights). Indeed, the firm has served as counsel in class actions alleging violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act. See Frank Greek & Son, Inc. v. Verizon, No. L-1341-09 (N.J. Super. Law Div. 2009) (representing class of small business owners alleging phone overcharges). Enerson v. Verizon, No. L-344-13 (N.J. Super.Law Div. 2013)(representing class of over 200,000 phone customers.) The firm has argued on behalf of class plaintiffs in the Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Ninth Circuits.
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Nearly 2,000 Years Ago
Many Bible prophecies predict the conditions and events of our day as signs of the end of the world-today's headlines written nearly 2,000 years ago. Consideration of these prophecies establishes: (1) that the Bible is indeed the inspired Word of God; (2) that we are living in unprecedented times prophesied in Scripture as the "end of the world"; and (3) that man is standing at the threshold of lasting peace and economic security in a pollution-free earth.
Daniel 12:1 and 4 give four signs that mark the "time of the end," or end of the world:
A time of trouble such as never was since there was a nation;
Many shall run to and fro;
Knowledge shall be increased; and
Your (Daniel's) people (Israel) delivered.
Unprecedented Trouble—Daniel 12:1
That the first sign, unprecedented trouble, is the hallmark of our time is confirmed by historians. True, the world has always had trouble, but never before has it been in such staggering proportions.
Wars: In the 20th Century over 100 million lives were lost through war. From 1990 to 1995, 70 states involved in 93 wars killed 5.5 million people. Forty wars were waged in 1999. The unprecedented terrorism of September 11 marked 2001.
In his book Out of Control, Zbigniew Brzezinski, former National Security Advisor and professor of American Foreign Policy at John Hopkins University, notes that the 20th century began amid great hope and promise, but became the century of insanity. In elaborating on his observation of 175 million slaughtered in the name of the "politics of organized insanity," he says:
"Contrary to its promise, the twentieth century became mankind's most bloody and hateful century of hallucinatory politics and of monstrous killings. Cruelty was institutionalized to an unprecedented degree, lethality was organized on a mass production basis. The contrast between the scientific potential for good and the political evil that was actually unleashed is shocking. Never before in history was killing so globally pervasive, never before did it consume so many lives, never before was human annihilation pursued with such concentration of sustained effort on behalf of such arrogantly irrational goals."
The population explosion and industrialization of Third World nations accentuate the oil crunch. Nations will go to war for oil. Many Third World nations have the poor —chemical warfare, and are working on actual nuclear warheads. Such volatile weaponry in the hands of these regimes spells trouble. The economic and political instability of the Soviet Union could result in a military coup.
Population Explosion: Before 1650 A.D. the population doubled every 1,000 years. In 1804 A.D. the population was one billion. It doubled in 1927 (123 years later). And doubled again in 1974 (only 47 years later). In 1990 the world population was 5.5 billion. By 2000 A.D. it increased one billion.
Up to 15 million people die of starvation annually. There are 40 million refugees worldwide and 100 million homeless. Each day 40,000 babies die of starvation in Third World countries, while Americans spend over $900 million yearly feeding dogs and cats.
Pollution: The U.S. has 4.6 % of the world's population, but annually disposes of 290 million tons of toxic waste, uses 26% of the world's oil, 26% of the world's coal, and 27% of the world's natural gas; releases 26% of the world's nitrogen oxides; and produces 25.5 % of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. Air pollutants from car exhaust and industry spawn disease. Deaths from respiratory disease double every five years. Skin cancer and cataracts caused by ozone depletion are increasing. From 1950 to 1980 melanomas increased by 500%.
Solid wastes, radioactive and toxic chemical wastes are contaminating our rivers, lakes and oceans. In the last 200 years, the U.S. has lost 50% of its wetlands, 90% of its old-growth forests, and 99% of its tall-grass prairie. The world is losing tropical forests at a rate of almost 42 million acres per year, an increase of 50% from a decade ago. At the current rate, tropical forests will be gone within 115 years. Rain forests cover only 7% of Earth's surface, but contain over 50% of its species. Acid rain is destroying our forests, which in turn will produce "global warming."
Global Warming: "Except for nuclear war or a collision with an asteroid, no force has more potential to damage our planet's web of life than global warming." (Time Magazine, April 9, 2001) The 1990s were the hottest decade on record. Over the 20th century, Earth's average temperature rose approximately one degree. Warmer climates have widespread effects on the environment.
The sea level will rise as oceans absorb heat from the atmosphere and expand. Polar ice caps will melt. Increases in sea level will flood and erode coastal areas inhabited by half the world's population. Tropical storms will become more frequent and intense. Weather patterns will become extreme, causing flooding. Soil moisture will decrease impacting crop failures and life-threatening droughts. "Breadbasket farmland" (like our Midwest) will become barren desert. Markets and food supplies will be disrupted. Severe food shortages will result.
Time is running out, according to Lester R. Brown, president of the highly respected Worldwatch Institute. "Preceding generations have always been concerned about the future, but ours is the first to be faced with decisions that will determine whether the earth our children inherit will be inhabitable."
Scientists are now concerned that the population explosion could hasten and increase the effects of global warming. Drastic climate changes resulting in economic disaster in many nations could trigger wars for survival.
Drugs: We are losing the drug war because the huge profits are too corrupting. There are 2.2 million hard-core drug users in the United States. While one out of forty persons in New York City is hard-core, nationally one out of one hundred are hard-core users. The number of casual users is substantially higher. Is it any wonder the crime rate is spiraling? Seventy percent of New York City's drug users are affluent. One thousand drug addicted babies are born every day.
Economic chaos: The U.S. entered 2000 with a staggering debt of $5.6 trillion and a perilous foreign trade imbalance. The nineties were the "decade of uncertainty." Outstanding consumer credit debts have increased from $349.4 billion in 1980 to $1,395.4 billion in 1999.
Indeed, our generation is experiencing a "Time of Trouble such as never was since there was a nation."
Increased Travel—Daniel 12:1
The second sign is increased travel. Transportation has expanded rapidly because of the automobile. Selden made the first automobile in 1877. Today there are over 600,000,000 cars. Through numerous modes of transportation millions are crossing and recrossing each other's paths around the world. In the past 100 years, man has increased his travel from 30 mph to 25,000 mph off the planet to the moon.
Knowledge Increased—Daniel 12:1
If the increase of knowledge from the dawn of history to the 1880s is given a value of one, then knowledge has doubled 16 times within the last 10 years. One hundred years ago, 90 of the world's population could neither read nor write. Today, 40% of the world's population can read and write, and in the Western world literacy has reached nearly 90%.
Ninety percent of all scientists who have ever lived are alive today. Fifty percent of the world's inventions have been created in the last decade.
Sophistication in communications allows man to see and hear throughout the world instantly. U.S. homes with telephone answering devices jumped from 31% in 1990 to 74% in 2000. Cordless telephones jumped from 25% in 1990 to 78% in 2000. In 1989 there were 3.5 million cellular telephone subscribers; by 1999 there were 86.0 million. In 1990 there were 9.9 million pagers; by 1999 there were 53.5 million.
In 1995, 31.7% households had personal computers; by 2000, 53%. In the last decade, 66.3 million computers were sold. In 1993 there were 3 million Internet users; by mid 1999 there were nearly 200 million; by 2000 there were 332.7 million.
The noted historian, Barbara Tuchman has observed,
"Man entered the Nineteenth Century using only his own and animal power, supplemented by that of wind and water, much as he had entered the Thirteenth, or for that matter, the First. He entered the Twentieth with his capacities in transportation, communication, production, manufacture and weaponry multiplied a thousandfold by the energy of machines." (The Proud Tower, Foreword, xvi)
Unprecedented travel and increase of knowledge marks our day at the "time of the end."
Israel Becomes a Nation—Daniel 12:1
The fourth sign which marks us at the "time of the end" is that the Lord will stand up for Daniel's "people," the Jewish nation. If we are living in this "time of the end," we should expect dramatic evidence of God's favor on behalf of the Jewish people.
Against this background, Matthew 24 becomes meaningful. "What shall be the sign of your coming [Greek, parousia], and of the end of the world [age]?" Matt. 24:3
Matthew 24:32-34 gives the deliverance of Israel as one of these signs. "Now learn a parable of the fig tree; When his branch is yet tender, and puts forth leaves, you know that summer is nigh: So likewise you, when you shall see all these things, know that it is even at the doors. Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled."
Israel Restored
Students of prophecy from many denominations generally recognize that the fig tree is pictorial of the nation of Israel. (See Jeremiah, Chapter 24). In Matthew 21:19, Jesus cursed a fig tree because he found no fruit on it. As a result of his cursing the fig tree withered.
Several days later Jesus applied the lesson of the withered fig tree. He proclaimed judgment on the nation of Israel, "Behold, your house is left unto you desolate" (Matthew 23:38) because it had not borne fruitage to God. Israel was subsequently scattered and persecuted.
Israel's restoration is an outstanding sign of the end of the age. The fig tree coming back to life and putting forth leaves represents Israel coming to life as a nation, and receiving God's increasing favor. Historians agree that Israel's rebirth is a miracle of history. Never before has a nation been destroyed, its people dispersed to the ends of the earth and then-nearly 2,000 years later-its descendants regathered to their homeland and re-established as a nation.
Compare Luke 21:29?32 with Matthew 24:32?34. The restoration of Israel means the kingdom is at hand.
"And he spoke to them a parable: Behold the fig tree, and all the trees; when they now shoot forth, you see and know of your own selves that summer is nigh at hand. So likewise you, when you see these things come to pass, know you that the kingdom of God is nigh at hand. Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass away, till all be fulfilled." Luke 21:29?32.
The generation that witnesses Israel restored as a nation will also witness the complete end of the world or age, and the full establishment of the Kingdom of God.
Scriptures are charged with signs that have become the headlines of our day: Jerusalem is no longer trodden down by Gentiles (Lk. 21:24). Many new nations have gained independence (Lk. 21:29,30). Evil is exposed as never before (I Cor. 4:5). Most people, even the professedly religious, lack faith (Lk. 18:8). Men love themselves, have no respect for parents, and have no natural affection (2 Tim. 3:1?5). Turmoil grows between labor and capital (Jas. 5:1?4). Wars and war preparations intensify (Joel 3:9?11). All the while men proclaim "peace" (I Thess. 5:2,3). Men's hearts fail for fear (Lk. 21:36).
One more sign bears consideration.Nations on the Run—
Another Remarkable Prophecy
"Woe unto you that desire the day of the LORD! to what end is it for you? the day of the LORD is darkness, and not light. As if a man did flee from a lion, and a bear met him; or went into the house, and leaned his hand on the wall, and a serpent bit him." Amos 5:18,19,20
In Amos' prophecy the fleeing man represents the world's experiences in this dark "time of trouble." At the dawning of our era, Great Britain ruled the most expansive empire on earth. The lion in this prophecy, Britain's national symbol, appropriately illustrated the mighty nation that devoured (colonized) weaker nations. Colonialism's suffocating grasping led to the world's fleeing to another form of government.
The man in Amos 5:20 escaped the lion only to meet the bear—a form of government diametrically opposed to the grasping greed of colonialism—communism! The former Soviet Union, the "bear" of Amos' prophecy, offered man another hope for safety in this time of trouble. Communism's failure to rescue man was underscored by its precipitous fall. Nations are now seeking another hope of security-nationalism.
Entering the "house" of nationalism has been anything but comfortable for the nations of the world. Bosnia, Serbia, Germany and other nations seeking safety in nationalism have suffered civil war, economic malaise, the rise of new "hate groups" and other ills. While in the supposed security of ultra-nationalism (will church and state reunite?) the people place their hand on the wall. Seeking rest in the supporting structure of human government will result in being bitten by the serpent. That old Serpent, the Devil and Satan, which once deceived the nations to think that they were Christ's Kingdom (Revelation 12:9) will bite them again. Then the nations will feel the rebuke of Jehovah in the great time of trouble.
All of these prophecies mark the time when the present evil world is being destroyed. God is now revealing Himself as never before in history, a revelation which will climax with the establishment of the Kingdom of Christ on earth.
Take heart—even though things must get worse before they get better. It is the unprecedented severity of world problems (Matthew 24:21) and the paralysis of hopelessness (Luke 21:25) that mark us at the threshold of the great Kingdom blessings which God has in store for man.
Just as urban renewal requires the demolition of old structures, so the full establishment of Christ's Kingdom requires the removal of our corrupt civilization (Hebrews 12:28). The present generation will see the Kingdom in all its glory (Luke 21:21?32).


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Are you ready for another birthday? They don't stop until after Mother's Day! Today we celebrated Bubble Gum Taffy's 6th Birthday!
The celebrating went on all day. We started out with a couple presents right after breakfast. Then in the afternoon, after quiet time, I made special hot chocolate with fancy raspberry whip cream and pink strawberry marshmallows and chocolate sauce.
She chose grilled tuna and cheese sandwiches for dinner—everybody loved that! And she requested an ice cream cake.
She had been such a patient girl all day! Waiting and waiting for daddy to get home so we could finish the celebration!
We gave her some Bitty Twin outfits that I bought at a garage sale last summer. Also some Fancy Nancy Beginner Reader books. Her big gift was this:
She screamed so loud I thought the windows were going to shatter. I asked her if she even knew what it was…nope! lol
It's an enormous magnetic wooden doll set with over 130 pieces of magnetic clothing! This should keep her busy during quiet time until her 7th birthday at least! I bought this back in October at Costco.
My sweet Bubble Gum was actually born while we were living in this house, then we moved away for a couple years and are living here again. She was the sweetest most snuggliest baby ever—still very much her personality. She can be stubborn and strong-willed, snotty and selfish, but more than that, she IS your best friend. She will and does love unconditionally, feels compassion deeply and would probably be the prom queen if we had her in public school! She keeps us on our toes and we are constantly thanking the Lord for giving her 4 brothers! lol
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Welcome to Twigs and Bones a local Cape Cod brand that strives to create beautiful, unique, and functional leather accessories and jewelry. My name is Florence. I live in the small town of Provincetown, Massachusetts.
My original and custom pieces have evolved through an apprenticeship with Master leather craftsman, Victor Powell, who's worked with leather using long forgotten tactics for over forty years.
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A tale of wishes granted at the cost of selling one's soul — it's a compelling story, no matter how you tell it.
Granted, it rarely ends well for the protagonists...but we'll get to that.
First, a confession; Scottish Opera's The Devil Inside was my first opera. Yes, despite years of reviewing serious drama to all singing and dancing musicals, I have never had the pleasure.
But a pleasure it was, if you'll allow a novice to have a say on it all.
Writer Louise Welsh and composer Stuart MacRae make an inventive team, taking a time-honoured classic of good vs evil — based on a Robert Louis Stevenson story — and translating it into something deceptively simple yet very effective.
Richard and James (Nicholas Sharratt and Ben McAteer) stumble, quite literally, onto the stage; cold and weary backpackers looking for shelter. They spot a grand house on the horizon — and wouldn't it just be occupied by a strange old man (Steven Page) with tall tales to tell?
His very own bottle imp has granted his every wish but he must sell it on, and for less than he paid for it, before he dies or he'll be damned to hell.
McAteer plays the conscience-bothered half of the duo well, although Sharratt often steals the show as the devil on his shoulder while the pair rise up in the world.
All credit to Scottish Opera's props team here. The mysterious green bottle twinkles with a fury when the imp is disturbed, and it's a stroke of simplistic genius — after all, the devil you don't see is scarier than anything wardrobe is likely to conjure up.
Themes of addiction and that need for just one more thing in the age-old quest for happiness play out well in the well-paced libretto, with MacRae's nervy score unsettling more and a stark, minimal set only adding to that feeling of dread for our main pair and Catherine, James' afflicted wife (Rachel Kelly).
It all adds up to a gripping final act — and who will pay the ultimate and final cost for the bottle is anyone's guess.
The Devil Inside is an intriguing, curiously Scottish yet universally recognisable tale — and perhaps a winner, as introductions to the opera world go.
The Devil Inside is on at the King's Theatre, Edinburgh, January 29-30.
Also touring to: The Peacock, London; Sherman Theatre, Cardiff; The Anvil, Basingstoke; RNCM, Manchester; Aberystwyth Arts Centre; Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield; Clwyd Theatr Cymru, Mold; Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Tapestry Opera, Harbourfront Centre Theatre, Toronto.


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Coming to this group will give you a very rich experience: you will not only experience my work with you and others in the group, but also witness other people's challenges and development, learn with them and give and receive support.
The group is held in a very warm and appreciative atmosphere. Everybody is welcome with whatever may concern you. The group is held in English and takes place on Wednesday afternoons.
If you are interested, please contact me in advance for an initial meeting, where we can get to know each other and find out, whether the group is a good place for you. The initial meeting is one-on-one with me, lasts 60 mins and costs 90€.
The advantages of a group over one-on-one therapy are:
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- Many of our greatest fears include what other people may think or do, if we…
In this group, you have the opportunity to approach and confront your fears step by step in a warmly held atmosphere.
- You get the chance to listen to what concerns other people have. In listening to others there is a lot to learn about life and also about people and yourself. We all have more or less similar experiences and if one person in the group goes through something and shares it, you will profit from it. Either because you have gone through something similar in the past and understand it better now or you will learn for the future, when you might be in a similar position one day.
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WATCH: Nelly, Travie McCoy, JLS & Jay Sean Perform at 2010 MOBO Awards!
The MOBO Awards were held at Liverpool's Echo Arena in the UK on Wednesday. The awards celebrate this year its 15th edition where they recognise artists of any race or nationality performing black music. Last night's highlights had to be when Nelly, Travie McCoy with JLS and Jay Sean hit the center stage. The St. Louis rapper gave the first televised performance of his latest hit "Just A Dream", currently sitting at #3 on the Hot 100 (USA). Totally love this song, I'm happy for the success it has given Nelly, but this MOBO performance was dead boring. Next, Travie McCoy is finally in the UK to promote "Billionaire". The song debuted at #3 on the local 'singles chart', it dropped a few places but it's slowly climbing its way up again. I'm sure this new performance will help a lot. Bruno Mars couldn't be there so Travie asked JLS if they could sing the chorus and I think the lads made a fantastic job. Finally, Jay Sean performed a medley consisting of "Down", "2012" and a new song from his upcoming album, "Break Ya Back" (possible next single?). Awesome show by Jay. Although not sure if I'm feeling the new song. It sounds too generic for me.


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Toho Tenax is to unite with Acordis, a leading fibre manufacturer based in the Netherlands, to acquire the PAN-based carbon fibre business in the United States.
Toho Tenax Group has been supplying carbon fibres and carbon fibre related products worldwide from its manufacturing bases in Japan and Germany. However, the absence of a manufacturing base in North America, the largest market for carbon fibres, has limited the company's sales share in North America.
The company has now identified the establishment of a supply system in the United States, Europe and Japan as a high priority in its Mid-term Management Plan launched in 2003, and determined that this acquisition is an appropriate step toward expanding its share in North America from the supply and demand balance point of view in the carbon fibre market.
With reports suggesting that the demand for carbon fibres is expected to continue growing at an annual rate of approximately 10%, Toho Tenax Group will utilize the manufacturing base obtained through this acquisition to supply to both the North American domestic market and global markets to meet this demand.
Toho Carbon Fibers (TCF), a wholly owned subsidiary of Toho Tenax, will acquire the carbon fibre business operated by Fortafil Fibers, Inc. (FF), a wholly owned subsidiary of Acordis.
Fortafil Fibers, Inc. (wholly owned subsidiary of Acordis), based in Tennessee, USA produces an annual production capacity of 3,500 tons large-tow carbon fibres. Following the acquisition, a part of the current 3,500-ton capacity, large-tow (LT) capacity will be converted into a 700-ton regular-tow (RT) capacity and a 1,400-ton oxidized PAN fibre capacity within one year of the acquisition.
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Day One As a Junior Options Trader
December 13, 2016
Chapter 40 in the exclusive series for Dynamic Commodities- becoming a commodities trader
I arrived at the office at 6:45 AM on my first day as a junior options trader working for Sid Gold. Sid traded equity options for Salomon Brothers before coming to the commodities unit. Sid had a way of looking at someone, he would tilt his head down and his eyes brows would rise over the top of his glasses and focus on the person he was addressing. He looked sternly at me at the same time handing me a red book on options and option trading strategies. "Go into a quiet office, read this book and then read it again. Do not come out until you understand and memorize every single word." I did what I was told.
I sat in that office for three straight days arriving at 6:45 and leaving after 7 PM each night. It was far from easy reading. Options were tough to understand for a novice and there was little time for questions, the traders were too busy doing business.
I emerged from the office on the fourth day and with confidence told Sid I had accomplished the task. Sid paused and asked me a complicated question about hedging an option trading strategy. Naturally, I got the answer dead wrong. With a look of disappointment and annoyance on his face he dispatched me back into the office once again.
The office just off the trading floor was like a jail cell, there were no windows just a table and chair. Sid's assistant Ralph began to come into the office to coach me. He taught me how to calculate break-even prices for option strategies and he grilled me, in a friendly and nice way, correcting my many errors. Ralph also made me laugh; he was a very funny guy who always had a joke or a comment that was original and biting.
The options business was getting busier by the day. I tried my luck with Sid once again the next week, this time my confidence was shot. The result was the same, within 2 minutes I was back in the office reading the words that I had already seen for the umpteenth time. However, Sid did not hand the book back to me, this time he threw it at me.
The third time was a charm; I was worried because I thought that three strikes might be the end for me. Sid told me my answer was acceptable, but not great. He made me sit next to him and began to teach me how to make a bid-offer spread on an option when the phone range. That day I made my very first price to a competitor and they sold a gold option to me on my bid. Sid helped me hedge the trade and in a line right out of Goodfellas he said, "You broke your cherry."
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- 2.We Are Family- My Indoctrination in the World of Commodities
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- 4.Early Career Lesson Number 2- Patience is a Virtue
- 5.Early Career Lesson Number 3- Details Matter
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- 37.The Silver Business: Silver Trading at Philipp Bros.
- 38.Platinum Group Metals and Coin Trading
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- 40.Day One As a Junior Options Trader
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- 42.Sid Gold, My Trading Mentor
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- 45.Ralph Mizrahi
- 46.Mel Schnell- What a Name!
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- 66.Futures Trading
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- 70.A Fateful Trip To Toronto
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Easter is coming up soon and if you're looking for a fun dessert to bring or serve at Easter dinner this year, try these Easter Bunny Cookies. They are fun, festive and most importantly – delicious.
Easter Bunny Cookies
Here's what you need:
- 3/4 cup salted butter, softened
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons almond extract
- 1 egg
- 3 1/2 cups flour
- 1 Tablespoon milk
For decorating:
- 2 cups white candy melts
- Pink candy hearts
- Pink sugar sprinkles
- Black gel icing
- Decorating bag or sandwich bag
- Wilton carrot candies (optional)
- 2 cups sweetened coconut
Here's what you do:
1. Preheat your oven to 325° and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. In a large mixing bowl, beat together your butter and sugar until it's light and fluffy.
3. Next mix in your egg and almond extract.
4. Then mix in your flour and milk.
5. Form your dough into a large ball (roll it in some flour if it's still a little sticky).
6. Roll out your dough onto a lightly floured surface and use your flower cookie cutter to cut out your flower circles.
7. Bake for 13 minutes and let cool completely.
8. In a small microwave safe bowl, heat your white candy melts on 50% power for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted.
9. Pour your candy melts into a decorating bag, cut a tiny tip off the end and use to draw 2-3" ears onto a piece of parchment paper.
10. Sprinkle a little pink sugar into the center of the white ears and put them into your freezer to harden.
11. Once your cookies are cooled, spread out a small amount of white melting chocolate and top with coconut.
12. Carefully place the hardened ears onto the top of the cookie with a little bit of the melted chocolate.
13. Draw the bunnies face with your black gel icing and use a heart candy for a nose.
14. Add a carrot to the mouth with a little melted chocolate.
Your Easter Bunny Cookies are now ready and I hope you enjoy them as much as we did.
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31 Responses to "Easter Bunny Cookies"
These cookies are so cute! It's great fun to make holiday treats like this. I love how you went the extra mile by putting the ears on, as well.
You take such care to place those ears on the cookies it is such a shame they will be devoured. I will use this recipe with my little nieces and nephews.
I am bookmarking this recipe to make with my daughter. Love how you decorated the bunny. It will be as fun eating as it was making.
Love the idea of using coconut flakes as the fluffy fur! Can't wait for Easter and these treats are making me even more excited.
You always make the cutest holiday treats! We'd gobble these yummy bunnies right up!
These are really cute!! I can't wait to try it with the kids!
These are just adorable little Easter Bunny cookies! My kids would get such a kick out of these! And they can help make them!
So sweet and I love that they use coconut. I've been craving it for days (every since I learned DD took coconut out of their donut lineup, lol).
My kitchen would end up in shambles but the kids would love these. Plus, it would keep them busy for a while!
You always come up with really cute cookies! I wish I had as much creative talent when it comes to baking. I will try to make some for Easter and give them to my sister. Her kids would love this.
I have just always used my bunny cookie cutter to make our easter bunnies to enjoy. Yours sounds like a fun and different way to make our Easter bunnies this year.
What cute bunny cookies! I need to make some with my kids. We're big on cookies in general and like to always have some in the house!
Same here – we are totally big on cookies in our household! I can't wait to try these out!
These are too cute! I've made an Easter bunny cake but never cookies. The grandkids would love these. They would be perfect for my Easter party too!
How cute are these?! My kids would love to make these after they dye their Easter eggs.
Those Easter Bunny Cookies are super adorable (and I'm sure they're yummy too!) I can't believe Easter is right around the corner. I can't wait to do the egg hunt this weekend at Disney World.
This is one of my favorite times of year because I don't get strange looks when I eat all that coconut. This is a cute idea and it looks fun to do with the kids. I love how easy you make these things look.
These are the cutest Easter bunny cookies! I am going to make these with my kiddies!
Those cookies are super cute! I bet our kids would love to make these for Easter! Thanks for sharing.
This would be so much fun to make for our Easter dinner. I know the kiddos would have so much fun helping me make this.
These are so cute. Stella will love to make them.
These cookies came out so cute. I love that you decorated them like bunnies. I know my kids would really love a bunch of these tomorrow after school!
These Easter bunny cookies are too cute. My kids would love to decorate them, too. Such a fun way to celebrate Spring!
These are some of the cutest Easter bunny cookies that I've seen which I'm sure the kids will love. I like how you decorated the cookies as well.
I love baking and decorating stuff! It doesn't love me as much but I try my best anyway. This kind of treat though, it's something that I could definitely make at home! I love how cute they look!
These are too stinking cute! Do you have a replacement for the coconut though?
That is totally perfect for this upcoming Eater. Your cookies is really too cute to eat!
Those ears! I just love these! My daughter would get a total kick out of eating one of these.
Easter is already fast approaching and I am still looking out for more ideas on what to prepare and glad I saw this. Definitely a good one to include. Yay! Thanks for this.
I love the smell and taste of freshly baked cookies. These cake out really well, they are super cute and colorful.
These cookies are too cute. I'm looking for craft ideas for our upcoming Community Easter Egg hunt and a cookie decoration station is always a hit.


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BBC and ITV strike deal to keep Six Nations rugby on free-to-air TV
The BBC and ITV are to share the rights to Six Nations rugby for the next six years.
The RBS 6 Nations today confirmed the new deal, which keeps the championship on free-to-air television.
Live coverage of all Scotland, Wales and France home games from 2016 to 2021 will be broadcast by the BBC, while matches played in England, Ireland and Italy will be shown on ITV.
The broadcaster that does not show the last match of a Six Nations weekend will broadcast a Sunday highlights show rounding up the weekend's action.
BBC Radio 5 live and 5 live sports extra will continue to provide live radio commentary of the games.
England's 55-35 win over France on the final weekend of this year's tournament drew a peak audience of 9.6m – the highest Six Nations audience since 2003.
Barbara Slater, the BBC's director of sport, said: "It's great news for fans of the Six Nations that the championship will be staying on free-to-air television.
"It's a very special competition and our viewing figures from this year prove just how popular it is with audiences.
"We very much look forward to starting our new partnership with ITV and continuing our strong relationship with RBS 6 Nations."
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Niall Sloane, ITV's director of sport, said the broadcaster is delighted to strengthen its ties with the game as it prepares for its live coverage of the Rugby World Cup later this year.
Bill Beaumont, chairman of the Six Nations Council, said: "Both the BBC and ITV are committed partners of rugby, ITV with their coverage of the Rugby World Cup and the BBC with their long history of covering the RBS 6 Nations.
"We are excited to be working with them both to continue to develop the interest in the championship and to ultimately grow this wonderful game for future generations to enjoy, either as a spectator, player or volunteer.
The Six Nations is not on Ofcom's list of sporting events that must be shown live on free-to-air TV, such as the Rugby World Cup final and the Olympics.
RBS 6 Nations matches featuring the Home Nations – England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales – are classed as 'category B' events. This means free-to-air broadcasters must have the option to show highlights or a delayed transmission.
Six Nations CEO John Feehan said: "The RBS 6 Nations is unique, providing a rich and respected rivalry, with many or the world's best players at the very pinnacle of their careers, playing for their countries with pride and in the right spirit.
"This agreement with two major broadcasters will ensure that all these aspects are reflected in the coverage for the fans to enjoy."
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How do we recover a sense of moral integrity and personal worth when we have participated in causing harm to other human beings and/or the planet? How do we recover from violation of our core humanity by others? In such experiences, when we find it nearly impossible to forgive ourselves, others, or 'the system,' is there a pathway to recovering our sense of humanity? What does recovery involve? How can it be achieved? This sermon will give special attention to the moral dilemmas experienced by soldiers and will draw on new research into "moral injury" as a hidden cost of war, as discussed in the book Soul Repair: Recovering from Moral Injury After War (Beacon Press, 2013), by Rita Nakashima Brock and Gabriella Lettini.
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Sometimes we forgive too soon and minimize a harm that needs healing. Sometimes we delay forgiveness so long that bitterness corrodes our spirits. Sometimes we crave forgiveness but don't want to change. Sometimes we find it easier to blame ourselves than to hold someone else accountable. How do we find the balance that makes forgiveness a pathway to genuine transformation of injustice, betrayal, or broken relationship?
Mother's Day began as rallying cry from mothers who called for an end to war. The outcries of women from around the globe continue to call humanity to seek forgiveness for how we have failed to care for life. Can we hear and heed their call? How, this Mother's Day, might we learn from the spiritual and ethical imperatives arising from the women of the world?
In this ritual of passage, All Souls Youth read their credos before the congregation.
In honor of Earth Day, this Sunday we will reflect on the religious and moral challenges of global climate change. What spiritual practices can inspire, heal and direct us aright as we seek to live faithfully on this earth? What might the trees themselves teach us?
The Unitarian Universalist Church celebrates our environment this year beginning March 22 as "World Water Day" to April 22, "Earth Day." Let us celebrate our relationship with water from inception to cremation – we are one. We must care for water as she has cared for us.
Love for this earth, this interdependent web of which we are all a part, is at the heart of our spiritual commitments as Unitarian Universalists. This Sunday, we will explore how Christianity traded love of this world for crucifixion, crusading, and exploitation of the earth. How can of we draw on the deep well-springs of our faith tradition to resist the violation of earth and its peoples and orient our lives to love for paradise here and now?
We may intellectually understand the concept of interdependence, but we don't often feel its truth. Our 7th principle encourages us to see our lives as part of and impacting the larger web of Life. What experiences do we have the help us see these threads of connection between and among all living beings? How might we bring those threads to the surface? How might the way we live change if we felt our interdependence more keenly?
Rev. Shana Lynngood has served as co-minister of the First Unitarian Church of Victoria, BC, Canada, with her wife since 2010. Prior to the move to BC, Shana served All Souls as associate minister for seven years (2003-2010). A native of the Philadelphia area and lifelong UU, Rev. Lynngood currently serves Unitarian Universalism as vice-chair of the Ministerial Fellowship Committee (the UUA committee that approves ministerial candidates for ordination). Rev. Shana's passions include art and art history, jazz, and poetry. She and her wife parent two children, Athena, age 10, and Demetrius, age 3.
Easter Sunday opens our hearts to the affirmation that life goes on beyond sorrows, losses, and tragedies. Recalling the experience of Jesus' followers after his crucifixion, we will remember the loved ones we have lost, make room for the grief we feel at injustice in the world, and turn again to the beautiful feast of life to receive refreshment for our souls.
Join us for our tenebrae service, with readings from sacred texts, music, and a common table of remembrance and love.
How do we stay steadfast and strong in the face of adversity? How do we remain resilient, hopeful, and engaged when despair weighs us down? This Sunday we will reflect on the prophetic leadership of Jesus, including how he is seen through Buddhist, Muslim, and Feminist eyes. How might Jesus and other exemplars of courageous and persistent faith guide us in the struggles we face in our time?
Many wonder how can we thrive in the face of adversity, setbacks, losses? There are ways to return from life's traumas from within and without.
Resisting evil is a good thing to do, but what if it was also fun and interesting? The sermon will explore how to help others, be happier ourselves, and maybe even save Christmas along the way.
Evil rarely operates in the open with its gloves off. More often, it parades in disguises that deceive us. Ancient spiritual wisdom teaches that to resist evil we must become astute about seeing through its disguises. How might this ancient wisdom help us now?
On Valentine's Day, we celebrate the power of love--not only the power of romantic love, but also the many ways and forms that love takes in resisting evil and helping to repair harm caused by injustices. We also honor the UUA's "Standing on the Side of Love" campaign in solidarity with our All Souls members who will be in Raleigh for the Reeb Voting Rights project and the Moral March.
American theologian Reinhold Niebuhr said, "Evil is not to be traced back to the individual but to the collective behavior of humanity." Each of us has the propensity to do good or evil in our lifetime. How do we discern that which is malicious and cruel around us? How can we know what is the right thing to do?
How do we discover and name that which grounds our sense of reverence? Many sensitive people of faith have rejected problematic and oppressive concepts of God. For others, a sense of divine presence and support is an unshakable given. Honoring both perspectives, this week's sermon will explore the importance of wrestling with God. How might we think differently about the divine by listening to voices from the margins, from oppressed communities, from within our own lives and experiences?
How do we discover and name that which grounds our sense of reverence? Many sensitive people of faith have rejected problematic and oppressive concepts of God. For others, a sense of divine presence and support is an unshakable given. Honoring both perspectives, this week's sermon will explore the importance of wrestling with God---and allowing ourselves to be questioned by that which is larger than ourselves.
On Rev. Hardies' final sermon before his sabbatical, we explore what it means to embrace life whole-heartedly. In the New Year, how can we make our broken hearts whole again?
The New Year is a time for turning and often we begin by setting intentions and making resolutions, calling on the strength of our will-power to make change. In honor of the season of epiphany—the shining forth of life's gifts—this sermon will invite an alternative approach: What might happen if we turn from a will-centered life to a spirituality of reverence and receptivity? Just as the Magi learned to kneel before a baby, becoming more deeply open to the gifts of life that we neither earn nor create can alter how we approach making change both on a personal level and as we labor for social justice.
Our annual celebration of Kwanzaa, followed by a potluck meal. One service only, at 10:15 am.
Join our ministers and the All Souls Choir in welcoming Christmas into the world and into our hearts during this candlelit service of lessons and carols. Don't forget to bring a bell to ring every time we sing "Alleluia." An All Souls tradition.


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The racing season shows no signs of slowing down with every weekend during the month packed with running races, triathlons and mountain bike championships. We kick off the month on 5 August with Bangkok Airways Phuket Half Marathon 2018 and CIMB Thai Triathlon for Asean Day 2018, also on 5 August. The former is a great race for people of all abilities, with distances ranging from three to 21 kilometres, while the latter is a great way for beginners to get a taste of multi-disciplinary sports. Participants of CIMB Thai Triathlon for Asean Day 2018 can sign up to the Individual Standard Triathlon, the Individual Sprint Triathlon, the Individual Duathlon and the Team Relay Standard Triathlon.
The following weekend, one of the highlights on the annual running calendar, the 12th August Half Marathon Bangkok 2018, is expected to fill the streets of Bangkok in honour of Her Majesaty the Queen. Another crowd pleaser this month will be the Fujifilm Pink Ribbon Wonder Run 2018, which will take participants through the beautiful Vachirabenjatas Park Rot Fai Park on 19 August. Thousands of runners are also expected to participate in the popular Bangkok Midnight Marathon on 25-26 August, starting at Sanam Chai Road and finishing at the Giant Swing. Participants can choose between three distances: Marathon, Half Marathon and 10 kilometres.
Those looking to get out of the city but still stay active will find there is no shortage of races outside of the capital. The Hua Hin Sunset Half Marathon 2018 will see thousands on the streets of the seaside resort on 18 August. To replenish after the race, there's Hua Hin Food Festival 2018 from 17-26 August which sees the city transform into a foodie heaven. In Songkhla, the Songkhla International Glorify Marathon 2018 will take participants through some of the most picturesque parts of this southern province for the 18th time on 28 August, while in Tak Province, the Bhumibol Dam International Mountain Bike Championship 2018 celebrates its 17th anniversary this year with two days of biking events from 25 to 26 August 2018.
For non-runners and racers, August also offer a number of cultural events, amongst them the inaugural Samui Asia Music Festival on 18 and 19 August. The two-day weekend festival will feature music acts from around Asia, including local Thai artists, and cover different genres such as, rock, metal, the blues and ballads. The line-up includes Malaysian alternative rock band Estranged, Singapore house band Shirlyn + The UnXpected, and Hong Kong rock metal band Qiu Hong to name but a few.
If you're around Sukhothai on 3 August, don't miss the Mini Light and Sound Shows which is a series of light and sound shows that highlight the history and culture of the ancient capital. In a similar fashion, the Ang Thong International Drums Festival showcases the province's drum-making heritage with a majestic drum procession, international drum and cultural performances and exhibitions through the month of August.
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Below is a list of prices for a lesson with each of our tutors. Each lesson is 50 minutes, all prices are in US dollars (USD), and there are no additional fees (what you see is what you pay in USD).
You can purchase as few as one lesson.
|Bella Xiao
|Beginners Children/Teenagers Business HSK/Test prep Mandarin
Hey everyone, I am Bella from Chengdu, China. I've got a bachelor's degree in English and I have over 1 year experience of teaching Chinese to students all over the world. I am young, open-minded, positive, and thoughtful. I have a passion for sharing Chinese language, literature, and culture.
My English level is TEM (Test for English Majors) level 8. I can teach Mandarin to adults, business learners, teenagers, and children. I can also teach HSK level 1 to level 6. If you are looking for an online Mandarin tutor, I look forward to helping you improve your Chinese!
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Hello, I'm Yang Dan, a native Mandarin Chinese speaker fluent in English (I scored 785/990 points on my TOEIC test). I can also speak Thai. I hold a bachelor's degree in Thai language and have taught Chinese and English at Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University in Thailand. In addition to lecturing, I have been teaching Chinese online for several years to students around the globe.
The course I created, coupled with my teaching methods, have had incredible results! My clients' Chinese improved quickly and efficiently and every student I've had an introductory lesson with has gone on to learn with me long-term.
Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, if you're interested in learning Chinese through highly-effective teaching methods, book a lesson with me today! Thank you!
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Hello, my name is Jenny. I am a Chinese native speaker who can speak Mandarin, Cantonese, and English. I have been studying and living in Australia for more than 14 years. I have a bachelor degree in Urban Development at the Queensland University of Technology. I use flashcards and powerpoint slides to teach my students, which is an effective way for visual learners at all levels. You have the option to bring in your own learning materials or I can customize a study plan accordingly based on your level of Chinese.
I can also prepare you for the HSK test from levels 1-4. At the end of each class, I will provide you with some resources so you can revise over what you have learnt in class. I look forward to having a trial lesson with you!
|Ricky Chen
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Hello, I am Ricky Chen who is a native speaker from Taiwan where people mainly use traditional Chinese. I could teach you Mandarin as it's spoken in Taiwan and teach you both simplified and traditional Chinese characters. I have taught Mandarin and English to kids as young as 7 years old and also to some adults. I also taught and tutored other subjects for 3 years when I was at college and all my students liked how I interacted with them. Right now, for my full time job, I also deal with a lot of B2B communication.
Especially for kids and teenagers, I know how to communicate with them, be patient, encourage them to talk and get their attentions. Besides learning languages, I like Chinese history and cultures which may also help you learn Mandarin as well.
|Ricky Gao
|Beginners Children/Teenagers Business HSK/Test prep Mandarin
Hi there, my name is Ricky. I have teaching Chinese for 6 years: 2 years in Shanghai teaching face to face, and 4 years in my hometown teaching on Skype. I can teach all levels of Chinese, specially the beginner level and the business Chinese. I also have experience teaching children and experience preparing students for HSK exam.
I have a bachelor degree, majoring in International Economy and Trade. I formerly worked in the International Department of Shanghai Jiaotong University. My English level is CET 6 (College English Test level of 6 in China). In my courses, you can also decide your own course schedule and use totally customized course materials. Look forward to meeting you!
|Afra Li
|Beginners Children/Teenagers Business Mandarin Cantonese
Hi, I am Afra. I am a Chinese native speaker who has been teaching Mandarin and Cantonese for more than two years. My preferred teaching style is guided conversation. I also use a whiteboard to teach during my class as I find many students find this helpful when studying Chinese characters. With students of all levels, I like to use articles, short audio/videos, or prepared questions to get students thinking and speaking the language they are learning.
My teaching skills allow my students to speak Chinese with great confidence. To make sure you get the most out of my course, I will prepare a detailed handouts and voice clip for you after each lesson, so that you can go back and practice the language by yourself.
|Meiko Tsang
|Beginners Children/Teenagers HSK/Test prep Business Mandarin Cantonese
Hi, my name is Meiko. I am from Guangzhou, China. I have been teaching Mandarin and Cantonese to foreigners in Guangzhou face to face and also on Skype. I can teach beginners, adults, children, teenagers, and people wanting to learn business Mandarin. I have a bachelor degree in international trading business.
I will work with you on your learning targets and preferences before we start the lesson. You can use your own material or I can design a tailored made lesson for you and modify it accordingly. I am very glad to receive feedback from you to better prepare lesson plans and achieve your goal. My English level is CET-6 (College English Test level of 6 in China) and BEC Vantage level (Cambridge English). I can also help you prepare up to and including HSK level 4.
|Qian He
|Beginners Business Mandarin
Hello, my name is He Qian. I live in Kunming, China.I am a Chinese native speaker who can speak good English, I teach Chinese online to students from all over the world. I have a bachelor's degree and 10 years experience in teaching Chinese.I am patient,humorous and knowledgeable. Let me know your Chinese level, I will be happy to customize my course for you. I generally use only audio on Skype and I speak very clearly and it's easy to learn off of me.I will give you a bonus if you book my lessons on Skype, that is: I can help you study Chinese via WeChat, you can send me voice or text messages as many as you want to at any time, I will correct your pronunciation and answer your questions,and then you can listen to the recordings of ours again and again.It is efficient and convenient.


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Concept Paper CP-132 by Herb Zinser about the Milky Way Universe and its architectural forces (math structures, etc) that are helping the Solar System forces (electromagnetic sunlight, gravity fields, etc) in the battle to control EARTH human civilizations and their alien, nonsense thoughts that violate basic INTELLECTUAL standards and violate fundamental communications quality control standards.
Above, we have the addtitonal EARTH bio-math decision wars ...with identifier code Ho.
a) Vietnam War and the Ho ----> Ho Chi Minh trail of data for math war analysts to follow.
b) Fort Ho in Killeen Texas and the biochemistry amino acid trial of Nidal Hasan.
Nature's molecular systems rejects the incomplete and biased explanations given by Washington, DC and Texas universities .
Texas A&M --> AMINO acid self-awareness TEST university is full of social science and political science bull-stories.
Below, the human bio-computer BRAIN WAR message broadcast on television with SYMBOL MACHINE language subroutine implants into the brain.
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- • Goyer Golf & Country Club (5.5 mi/8.8 km from the city center)
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90 years ago, on August 11, 1928, my paternal Grandparents, John Griffith Williams and Alma May Palmer were married in Naicam, Saskatchewan at the Pastor's Manse.
They had eloped from Spalding Saskatchewan in John's horse and buggy, but they had to wait until nearly midnight as Pastor Kemlo wasn't home!
The photo above was taken in Vancouver BC in 1942. There are no wedding photos, nor was there a wedding dress. I think my Grandma's mother didn't want her to marry a man who was 20 years her senior! But the marriage lasted until 1974, when John passed away in June. They were married 46 years and had 7 children.
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