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- Home
- Easter + Spring
- Easter Figurines
- Figurines - Spring Pets
- Bunny Blue Sitting On Egg FGZ9129
Product Description
Bunny Blue Sitting On Egg is about 2.9 inches tall. Was handcrafted in Seiffen Germany in the woodworking shops of the Erzgebirge Mountain regions.
Our German Christmas Figurines are the same Figurines your Grandparents purchased from Germany years ago to decorate the family Christmas home and enjoyed for many holiday seasons.

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5 Ways eating whole foods can change your life !
5 Ways eating whole foods can change your life - by Andrea Nordling, NTP & Amie Tollefsrud, NTP
When you think of the term "Paleo", what comes to mind?
A bunch of ripped, grunting dudes in a Crossfit gym talking about protein and PRs while guzzling raw eggs?
Ok good, so we're not alone. When we talk "Paleo" here, we are using the sexy term for "nutrient-dense whole foods."
Despite what popular media may have you thinking, eating Paleo is more than just cutting carbs in order to achieve quick weight loss - in fact, this way of eating is actually used as a therapeutic approach to a number of common health concerns. We are here to tell you how we have been able to help our clients turn eating real food into a manageable (...and dare we say...fun?!) way to reach lifelong health.
1. Weight gain
Did you know that weight gain is actually a symptom of a greater issue, rather than just a problem to be addressed in and of itself? Often times, our weight will fluctuate based on what our hormones are doing (hormones run the show.) For example, sluggish liver function and estrogen levels that are too high in relation to progesterone (due to certain foods, alcohol consumption, or environmental toxins) actually encourage amounts of fat storage, particularly around the butt and thighs. Weight gain can also be indicative of the body's impaired ability to detoxify. When all avenues of detoxification are not working to expel toxins properly (the digestive tract, skin, etc) these toxins must be stored in fat cells, causing weight gain. Luckily, eating a Paleo diet has not only been proven as an effective method of balancing hormones, it also provides the adequate nutrients such as choline, antioxidants, and amino acids for proper liver detoxification.
2. Fatigue
Think of a "healthy" Standard American Diet (SAD): Whole grain cereal for breakfast, sandwich for lunch, pasta for dinner. You eat a diet similar to this, day in and day out, and wonder why you can't seem to function in the morning until a verrry large coffee hits your lips. So what's going on? Every time we consume a meal high in refined carbohydrates, blood sugar (glucose) levels increase rapidly (think sugar rush). Then the pancreas responds by releasing insulin to bring blood sugar levels back into balance. Without energy-sustaining nutrients like fat and protein, this level of balance does not last long, and soon enough, the liver becomes involved by releasing glucagon in attempts to bring blood sugar back up. Additionally, our adrenal glands often have to step in to combat these insulin surges with an output of cortisol. (Have you heard of a cortisol belly? We bet you have!)
Ok enough science - but simply put: A SAD diet puts you on a blood sugar rollercoaster that quickly throws adrenal hormones and cortisol rhythm out of balance...and it ain't pretty. This looks like hormonal acne, infertility and thyroid disfunction, but most commonly, the result is crippling fatigue, aka all-I-wanna-do-is-watch-Netflix.
Luckily, eating a Paleo-style diet full of healthy fats, proteins, and nutrient dense carbohydrates will take you off of this blood sugar rollercoaster for good, allowing your adrenals to heal, your hormonal balance to become regulated, and best of all - your energy to return!
3. Poop problems
If you've ever gone to doctor and been diagnosed with IBS, you know the frustration of having a weird combination of constipation, bloating, and diarrhea. Unfortunately, there is no "cure" for IBS, besides figuring out which foods are triggering unwanted digestive reactions. In both of our Nutritional Therapy practices, one of the the first digestive protocols is a simple elimination diet that gets rid of gluten, dairy, soy, alcohol, and added sugars. If this sounds intimidating - don't worry, we've got you covered! These foods don't always need to be avoided long-term, and we teach a method of re-introduction that will tell you exactly which of those foods causes an inflammatory reaction in your body right now. Yes, we said right now, because your body is amazing at healing itself, and nothing is permanent.
4. Acne
Our skin cells regenerate every 27 days, which means that the foods we eat become the raw material necessary for creating beautiful skin. When we continue to consume inflammatory foods like refined oils, or processed food and added sugars, the result is lackluster skin with an excess or absence of proper levels of skin sebum, often leading to painful acne. Incorporating a wide variety of Paleo foods is the best way to get the appropriate amount of skin healing nutrients like zinc, vitamin A, Vitamin K2, selenium, collagen and essential fatty acids. Your skin can tell you a lot about what is going on in internally, so listen to it!
5. Anxiety
One of best kept-secrets of the Paleo diet is that it actually can be used as a therapeutic approach to heal anxiety and depression.
How is that possible?! Neurotransmitters such as GABA, Serotonin, Norepinephrine, Endorphin and Dopamine are directly responsible for our personal brain chemistry - meaning lack or imbalance can lead to things like anger, depression, hyperactivity, memory loss, drug/alcohol cravings and bad moods.
The levels of these neurotransmitters are directly affected by our nutritional choices; including intake of amino acids, essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals. This is where intake and absorption of high quality protein is essential. Sources like pasture raised eggs, grass-fed beef and wild caught fish are all great options.
If our diet is lacking in these things, OR we are not digesting the nutrients in our food properly, we are unable to produce the neurotransmitters and amino acids necessary for optimal mental health. Optimizing digestion is one of the most important steps to focus on when beginning a Paleo diet - and is the key to healthy digestion, blood sugar balance, skin health, weight maintenance and more.
Each of these symptoms could mean the difference between jumping out of bed in the morning with excitement and wanting to hide at home all day, feeling like you've been hit by a truck.
If any of the 5 scenarios above sound familiar, then you're just like us (and our one-on-one clients.) Struggling with our own uncertainty about what to actually eat is what led us both to pursue further education in nutrition, and ultimately to become the nourished Nutritional Therapy Practitioners that we are today.
We have implemented a systematic approach that anyone can follow, no matter what your struggles. (We turned this entire process into a step-by-step 6-week online course, check it out here!)
Our 6-week course helps you determine YOUR personalized Paleo diet + takes you through designated modules for fixing your *shitty* digestion, blood sugar regulation and hormones FIRST (with weight-loss as a bonus side effect.)
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Olalla Vineyard & Winery
Destination- Olalla Vineyard & Winery – 15 minutes (7 miles) from Gig Harbor is a hidden dream oasis.
Your eyes can't capture all the hidden art, antiques and nature throughout this estate winery. This is a family owned vineyard with deep Croatian roots. The high quality wine is crafted on-site using a new but ancient wine-fermenting process originating from Greek & Roman using a giant clay amphorae (thus the amphorae logo).
With all the indoor/outdoor event spaces surrounding the home of owners Stuart & Mary Ellen you could not feel more embraced and welcomed for your private event. The outdoor venue area's are dotted throughout the estate. Here is a rundown of possible event spaces you can combine for your event:
The tasting room filled with art and a portable bar.
The intimate loft event space with antique tables & chairs, sound equipment with a elevated outdoor deck.
The front lawn- Just off the parking lot a arched gate and picturesque bridge that leads you into this magical setting that is strung with overhead lights and complimented with a large covered porch.
The backyard lawn & vineyard- this area is the largest of the outdoor spaces. Flanked by the colorful Vineyard the home gardens and tasting room. This location has a panoramic view over the long rows that looks out to the water's of Puget Sound.
Other small area's include the front patio & lawn for small intimate picnic's and gatherings.
The forest path and creek trail that is a peaceful nature walk for breath-taking photo opportunities.
There are other areas that can be considered with owner permission.
Add an event tent to any outdoor area and you expand your capacity and event flexibility. Several tents are available by the winery. Music is allowed indoors or out but you may want to add an outdoor dance floor to avoid green toes!
Your guests will swirl, sip and unwind in this NW Tuscany get-away as they breath in the bouquet of the wine and vine that will make it's mark on your special occasion.
** Only Olalla Wine is allowed for private event
** Caterer of your choice
** Views of Vashion Island & Puget Sound
** Parking lot for 35 cars-Free
** Closed Monday-Tuesday
** Venue Hours: 10am – 10pm
** Coffee Service can be provided for your event
** Decorations allowed with prior approval
** Screen, Projector, Microphone available
** Nature walks along creek and vineyard (children supervised)
- Anniversary Party
- Auction
- Auction/ Fundraiser/ Sales
- Baby Shower
- Birthday Party- general
- Book Signing
- Breakfast
- Buffet
- Ceremony- General (non-Wedding)
- Christmas Party
- Class Reunion
- Cocktail Party
- Cocktail Reception
- Concert
- Corporate Meeting/ Training/ Conference/ Trade Show
- Dance/ Banquet/ Dinner/ Luncheon/ Breakfast
- Dinner/ Banquet
- Engagement Party
- Family Reunion
- Games - Indoors
- Games - Outdoor
- Gathering
- Graduation Party
- Holiday Party
- Luncheon
- Meeting
- Musical Performance
- Office Party
- Party- general
- Pizza Party
- Quinceañera
- Retreat
- Shows/ Performance/ Music
- Tour
- Training/ Seminar/ Lecture
- Wedding
- Wedding Ceremony
- Wedding Ceremony/ Wedding Reception
- Wedding Reception
- Wedding Rehearsal
- Workshop/Team-Building/ Retreat
- Hiking Trails
- Motor Coach Parking
- On-site Management
- On-Site Staffing Available
- Outdoor Electrical Outlets
- Patio / Terrace / Deck
- Pets Allowed
- Picnic Tables
- Pond
- Port-a-potty
- Restroom: 1 Only
- Smoking allowed in designated areas outdoors
- Sound System Available
- Wi-Fi Available
- Windows in Meeting Space


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Epic Tales, Tussar
Product Code: DUP1348
A beige tussar silk dupatta decorated with kantha embroidery featuring scenes from the Ramayana. The colourful kantha work depicts popular scenes such as Ram-Lakshman-Sita going to the forest, Sita throwing herself in a pyre, giving alms to a hermit, etc. The gorgeous kantha embroidery forms a vivid contrast with the light, beige body of the dupatta. The fine, textured fabric and intricate embroidery add to its charm. Drape it over a maroon or black kurta to form a gorgeous outfit.


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After enjoying our time in St. Moritz, we hopped on the Glacier Express for an 8 hour train ride to Zermatt.
The Glacier Express carries its passengers up mountains, down valleys, across bridges, and alongside rivers to provide spectacular views of a long stretch of the Swiss Alps.
During the ride, the train provided us with informative narratives about many of the sights, so we did some learning while taking in the beautiful vistas. We also enjoyed a delicious lunch of regional cuisine and wine. It was a nice and relaxing way to experience the Swiss Alps after our big hike the day before.
We arrived in Zermatt just as the sun was beginning to set. The town was bustling with tourists, with the Matterhorn standing majestically in the distance. We checked into our hotel and had a delicious Italian dinner before settling in from our long journey.


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Donald Trump has opened the door for quite the dialogue.
If you have not heard yet of his proposal, then you must have been asleep or on Mars the last couple of days. He is basically saying he would shut the US borders to Muslims until we figure out how to process people from a religious background where radicals are causing world terror in the name of that same religion.
First, you should know what I wrote in a blog post on September 24th called "The Reflection of Who We Are." As a side note in that article, I said I would rather write your name in for president than vote for Mr. Trump or Mrs. Clinton in the next presidential election for principled reasons which I expressed.
So before I deal with the more important question titled above, I feel that I must respond to Trump's controversial proposal. It doesn't seem fair to draw attention to it and not comment on it.
What Trump has proposed, whether I agree with him or not, seems to be legal according to a law passed in 1952 - vetoed by Truman but overridden by congress - called the Emigration and Nationality Act. In fact, President Jimmy Carter took action on this law, closing immigration to Iran and deporting Iranian students whose visas were investigated and deemed illegal. Few opposed since Iran was holding 52 Americans hostages, which they continued to do for 444 days.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, by executive order in 1942, incarcerated or relocated over 100,000 Japanese Americans due to Pearl Harbor. Since then he has been widely criticized for giving the order, as it seems most of those people were not a threat to America.
This controversy goes all the way back to John Adams, our second president who passed the naturalization act, restricting immigration more than either George Washington or Thomas Jefferson were comfortable with.
The issue is obviously controversial and raises questions of human dignity as well as national security.
I don't have the answer, but just for the record, my response as a US citizen is:
Will someone please give us a viable and fair plan to make America safe and secure and lead the nations to contain and de-fang this threat to everyone called ISIS?!
(There! I got that off my chest.)
Donald's proposal is getting a lot of attention because there is an incredible vacuum in our current national leadership to outline a definitive plan to deal with ISIS and Islamic extremism.
Now for the issue at hand.
This highly public proposal has blown the top off of hidden and repressed emotions toward the Muslim community in general. Today in every corner of our country, people are discussing their feelings and thoughts more openly.
We are trying to wrap our minds around a religion we do not understand.
It is difficult for us to discern the difference between the theology of Islam that is violent and the one that is peaceful. This became especially difficult when Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, who have lived among us as peaceful Muslims, rose up and suddenly killed 14 and wounded 21 county employees in San Bernardino, California. One report states the people of that city are highly in favor of Trump's proposal.
The fear of terrorism, and the fear of the religion with which it is associated, are growing rapidly due to recent events that recall the memory of 9/11.
My question is, what are Christians thinking and praying in the context of this cultural uproar?
How should we engage in this moment in history?
Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world, and the second largest, next to Christianity. There are nearly three million Muslims (all ages) in the US. That is roughly one percent of the population.
Given whatever happens, how will you, a believer in Jesus Christ and His kingdom, perceive, respond to, and treat the people of another religion whose public trust is now suspect in our culture?
Are we to be afraid of these people and therefore restrict our relationship with them, not knowing whether they intend to harm us? Do we ignore, marginalize, reject and disdain a people that we do not understand and even fear?
Our time in history, as believers in Christ, is now being challenged!
Paul, the apostle, was once taken to the city of Athens, Greece, having escaped persecution and death from his many previous travels. Paul was known to confront the culture wherever he went with the realities of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
When he arrived and encountered the worship of different religions, the Bible says, "His spirit was provoked within him." But this trouble in his heart did not drive him to fear or to a defensive reaction, but challenged him to engage with the people themselves.
He went to the streets, conversing and persuading people personally, eventually gaining an ear with the leaders of the culture. They listened as he presented the clear gospel in the most prominent location in the city.
When I lived in North Carolina, I had the privilege of knowing a pastor in Raleigh who became a trailblazer in engaging with the Muslim community.
It all began when a Muslim family moved into his neighborhood. Like Paul, the conflict in his own spirit began to trouble him. But through much prayer, the Holy Spirit brought conviction to his heart. One day he courageously walked into a mosque at one of their specified prayer times, took off his shoes, bowed with the rest, and began praying to his Lord Jesus Christ. Afterward, he introduced himself to the imam and shared with him openly and graciously who he was and why he was there. He pursued a personal relationship with the imam.
As this pastor and church began to pray regularly for God's leadership in their new venture, they discovered in the newspaper that the Muslims were planning a huge flea market on a weekend at the state fair grounds. The Christians decided to show up early the first day of the event, long before the doors were open, and offer to help set up tables and merchandise.
Their arrival was quite awkward. Why were these Christians here to help serve an event that was exclusively planned and operated by Muslims? It was unheard of. Were they here to cause problems? Were they undercover agents suspiciously spying on the Muslim community?
After a little convincing on the part of the pastor, the Muslims allowed the church's servanthood and began to engage with them in conversation as they worked side by side. This was the beginning of a deeper relationship between the religious leaders of the Muslim community and this pastor. The journey was long and difficult, and sometimes confusing and suspicious on both sides.
Eventually the pastor gained a level of trust with some of the leaders, without compromising his faith in the least. In fact he remained very open and shared clearly the gospel, showing them the scriptures. They had never understood the connection of Jesus' death to salvation. They particularly questioned the importance of the blood of Christ. Muslims believe in Jesus as one of the prophets, but not as the Son of God.
One day, after much interaction and relationship development, a prominent Muslim leader asked the pastor to write a regular article for their publication that was sent out to the Muslim community in the city. They specifically asked him to explain the aspects of Christian doctrine that they did not understand so that they could learn more about the Christian faith.
What this pastor has accomplished in his leadership has opened the door for a new mindset for those of us who have no clue as to how to engage.
I propose that it is time to live like the apostle Paul. Don't be afraid to be who you are in Christ. Don't be afraid of people who are different than you and are of clashing religious faiths. These are people created in the image of God, loved by the Jesus of the cross, and targeted by heaven to receive the love and grace of Father God.
And in case you need a scripture to help with your convictions...
Jesus said,
"You have heard that it was said, 'You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you…'" (Matthew 5:43-44).
So it doesn't matter whether or not you can determine if your neighbor is your friend or your enemy, the call of God is the same:
Love, bless, serve, and pray!
This is who you are. This is what you do at this moment in history.
Wake up, people of God! It's not time to be afraid. It's time to shine!


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Melissa Damon FB reviewed — 5 star
June 28, 2014
Thank you so much for Liam's party last night the kids had a ball :D great place have your kids party there good people well planned out!!
Ailbhe Duddy reviewed FB — 5 star
June 17, 2017
This store is just gorgeous, Aurea is so friendly and welcoming! There's sooo much stuff here, all types of candy's, gifts and gift ideas, add ons, homemade cards, soaps, candles & homemade chocolates by Aurea and homemade cupcakes!� Her cakes are delicious too, huge selection. A sit down area too looking out on Mclean Ave. She's very talented at what she does! Love it!
Michael V. - YELP [5.0 star rating]
Get that sweet tooth ready!
I was in the area, actually across the street at the flower shop, when I spotted this cute shop and knew I had to go in. A large selection of candies, with a handful of "old school" candy that will bring back nostalgia to anyone born in the 80s/90s.
I heard they are known for their cupcakes, especially their Blue Velvet. This place is definitely on my list of "I need to come back asap!" I didn't get to try any cupcakes, but their italian ices are delicious!
Very friendly staff, and mom & pop shop feel to it, making the overall experience intimate and one to remember. Must stop in!
Trish Jones reviewed FB — 5 star
August 7, 2014 ·
Very professional. Place a phone order and my treats were packed and ready to go when I arrived. The owner is friendly, beautiful & very engaging. The cupcakes were delicious. My husband LOVED the red velvet. The brownie & the Oreo cupcake were PERFECT. Will certainly return soon.
Rich J- YELP [5.0 star rating]
First to Review
A wonderful addition to the Woodlawn area...which pretty much had up to this point a bakery, a florist, a couple of deli's, and 487 bars. Well now it has a candy and cupcake store. I still have a sweet tooth so I'm down for some nostalgia candy or chocolate-covered potato chips (which kick ass here). I'm not a big cupcake guy, but the selection is impressive, and I do like the version of hostess cupcakes they have. Décor is very cool, very old-timey with a lot of personality and the owner is very nice.
Jaslyn Neufville FB reviewed — 5 star
July 15, 2016
This place is amazing!! The owner is so kind and genuinely pleasant. As for their cupcakes, well I can only sum it up in one word: amazingly-delicious (okay, that's two words:-) My favorite is the blue velvet and my sons favorite is the apple pie. Their cookie dough and carrot cake cupcakes are also delicious!! All of the cupcakes have just the right proportion of cake and frosting. They also have a good variety of candy and chocolate. This store and it's owner are certainly a gem. I absolutely love this place!
Helena J. YELP [5.0 star rating]
Been wanting to try this place forever and this weekend, I finally got my chance. The service was great. The woman (who I believe is also the owner) who helped me was super friendly and took the time to explain what each cupcake included. I chose the Oreo cupcake and her "death by chocolate" for my mother. First, the death by chocolate.. my mom isn't even a huge cupcake lover, but she loved this cupcake. She actually raved about it, which is a lot considering she's hard to impress. I had the Oreo cupcake and it was AMAZING. Easily better than any cupcake I've had in pricey NYC bakeries and she doesn't have a 30/70 ratio of cake to frosting, which is nice. The cake was moist, not too sweet and the frosting's flavor and texture were PERFECT. I'm now caught between being mad at myself for not trying this place sooner and being elated that I found it. Plan on being back again and again..
Check out more reviews on Facebook and Yelp!


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Letters to the Editor
Letter to the editor | Theater board short-sighted
Shock was my first reaction to hearing that the State Theatre had terminated executive director Richard Biever.
Then my reaction was anger.
In the past two years I have come to depend on the State for good quality theater and entertainment for myself and my friends.
Now I know that it had been Biever behind the wheel during that time period. The State's board has been incredibly short-sighted and has destroyed the professional and positive direction the theater was going.
Shame on them.
Rachel Charney, Bellefonte


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Beautiful hotel & wonderful place to stay at & even just to explore! Would recommend!
When you think of Caesars Palace you must think of The Hangover and the crazy bachelor party that went down there. So why not book the suite and have all the fun yourself?
And aside from the suite, there's also an amazing spa (it's apparently one of the best in Vegas) and a two-story nightclub called Pure. Or spend your days at the Venus Pool which is adults-only.
My absolute favorite hotel in the city! From the fabulous pools, to the great shopping, this place has everything you could ask for in a Vegas hotel. Plus, it truly is the center of the strip!
Still a good experience. Particularly the pool, spa and entertainment can't be beat.
Great hotel, love the forum shops here as you can walk around and see all the shops
Awesome hotel. Everything from the shops to dining options and even nightlife. Great stay!
Luxury, luxury, luxury. Jaw dropping interiors, the best casino in Vegas.
Really nice decor and lots of good stores to shop at open 24/7 definitely one of the top 5 hotels in Las Vegas
Caesars Palace is one of the original hotels on the strip. It has a Roman base theme, you can even see Cesar roaming around. Yes this is where they had Indy race cars driving in the back parking lot and this is Evel Knievel jump the Fountains. It has now got to huge Malls attach to it.
Located on The Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace is a true classic. This is one of those properties that remains fresh and gives a nod to The glorious Las Vegas of yesterday. They just reopened the buffet and it is supposed to be incredible (A review is forthcoming). I recommend staying, but even if you don't stop in, look around and enjoy yourself. Live it up you are in Las Vegas for cryin' out loud!
Connected to a massive shopping mall and tons of food. Caesars is always good fun for any type of group.
No matter how much money you have there is always something to see in Vegas. A person can spend hours just watching the people.
This place is almost comical in its kitsch, almost. If the weird costumes don't get you, the kind of claustrophobic nature of the hotel will.
Luxury hotel with every amenity and outstanding staff. Well worth it if you can afford it for at least a night. Smokey casino as common in Vegas. Room in Julius Tower was newly remodeled and perfect. Pool is awesome :).
the gambling here is great, classic vegas but not outdated, able to change with the times, also has the hottest club
This place is a beauty. Id love to stay here someday when I go back to Vegas.
Classic Vegas hotel with lots of history. Big casino with all the usual tables - one of the best parts is the buffet here; also the newly revamped nightclub Omnia is supposed to be nice.
When I think of Caesars Palace I always think of the Hangover movies, still a great property. There are several great restaurants such as Nobu, Mesa, and Searsucker. If you're looking to dance check out their club Omnia.
Try to avoid getting booked in the Roman tower, which has broken outlets and shoddy upkeep. I prefer the Octavius, Augustus or Palace towers.
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Gold vs. Silver/
In Session 5 of Safety Step: Protect Your Future, we discuss the various types of precious metals, and how to choose which metal is best for you and your family. A few of the points that we cover are as follows:
Gold is more conservative
Gold is a solid hedge used for protecting money
Gold is better for saving than for trade
Gold is easier to store and transport
Silver is better for trade
Silver is easier to acquire
You can get more metal for your dollar with silver
Let's dig a little deeper for a second, and discuss some of the major differences between these two metals in detail.
1. The total supply of new silver each year is close to 1 billion ounces compared to gold's annual supply of around 120 million ounces.
This makes it seem like the silver market is 8 times bigger than gold, but it's just the opposite, because of the huge difference in their price. Silver's lower price makes the value of annual supply much smaller than gold's.
This explains why silver is more volatile than gold, as we discuss in the course: it takes only a relatively small amount of money to have a greater impact on its price! As a result, silver will rise more than gold on up days, and fall more than gold on down days, which can make the silver Spot Price chart look pretty scary sometimes! Investors refer to these price changes as volatility, as most of you already know. There are exceptions, of course, but that's what happens most of the time.
2. Silver requires MUCH more storage space (see 'Storing at Home' article)! At current prices, the same dollar investment will get you roughly 75 more ounces of silver than gold. On top of that, most silver is a lot less dense than gold—pure silver is 84% larger in volume than pure gold! Add those two facts together and it means that silver takes up as much as 128 times more space than gold for the same dollar value!
Silver will also eventually tarnish; pure gold does not. So, silver coins and bars must be stored in a dry place with no exposure to the elements, a concern you don't have with gold. It takes a little more strategizing on your part to store silver instead of gold!
3. Governments are increasing their gold reserves and decreasing their silver reserves.
This difference may not seem to be something to worry about right now, but it's a very significant "behind-the-scenes" development that could drastically alter the prices of metals in the future.
Governments and other institutions used to hold large inventories of silver. Today, however, most of them no longer have stockpiles of the metal, because real silver is no longer used to mint circulating coinage. In fact, the only countries that warehouse silver are the U.S., India, and Mexico.
In contrast, central banks hold almost 30,000 tonnes (96.4 million ounces) of gold in official Reserves. And on a net basis, they continue buying every year! These ongoing purchases contribute to the overall demand for the metal, which could gradually increase the price of gold going into the future.
While this source of demand for gold isn't present for silver, it does put the silver market in a interesting situation, because if the need for physical silver were to suddenly increase—a financial crisis, a shortage in industrial supply, a spike in investment demand, etc.—governments won't be able to meet these needs with such tiny stockpiles. Only major precious metals dealers who have bullion inventory will be able to provide, and their supply is also very limited.
Deciding which metal is best for your family is totally up to you, and the personal concerns you have for the future! However, knowing a few of these details can help you factor in more variables to your risk management, and could potentially save you money, time and tough logistical planning in the future! We hope that this information will help you better understand the difference between these two metals, and as always, we're here to answer any questions you might have!


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I barely picked up my camera in the last few weeks – save for taking outfit pictures – I really had not much to work with when trying to put together a Belle Vie post today (and didn't even bother last week). All these photos are from Sunday, when Meaghan and I headed to the CNE, mainly to eat delicious
gross food, and ride some, well, rides. We found ourselves sitting on a swan for a long while, taking polaroids of eachother, eating cotton candy and discussing how we feel at ease with one another if ever we absolutely need to instagram something when we should really be interacting with eachother – she just gets me, you know. It was a lovely girly date and the Ferris Wheel provided a fantastic aerial view of the CNE. I love this girl, it will be weird not living in the same building as her, and being able to see her but simply stepping outside my apartment door.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 — A House committee voted late this afternoon to condemn the mass killings of Armenians in Turkey in World War I as an act of genocide, rebuffing an intense campaign by the White House and warnings from Turkey's government that the vote would gravely strain relations with the United States.
The vote by the House Foreign Relations Committee was nonbinding and so largely symbolic, but its consequences could reach far beyond bilateral relations and spill into the war in Iraq.
Turkish officials and lawmakers warned that if the resolution is approved by the full House, they would reconsider supporting the American war effort, which includes permission to ship essential supplies through Turkey and northern Iraq.
Mr. Bush appeared on the South Lawn of the White House before the vote and implored the House not to take up the issue, only to have the majority of the committee disregard his warning at the end of the day, by a vote of 27 to 21.
"We all deeply regret the tragic suffering of the Armenian people that began in 1915," Mr. Bush said in remarks that, reflecting official American policy, carefully avoided the use of the word genocide. "This resolution is not the right response to these historic mass killings, and its passage would do great harm to our relations with a key ally in NATO and in the global war on terror."Continue reading the main story
The resolution, which has quietly moved forward over the last few weeks, provoked a fierce lobbying fight that pitting the politically influential Armenian-American community against the Turkish government, which hired equally influential former lawmakers like Robert Livingston, Republican of Louisiana, and Richard A. Gephardt, the former Democratic House majority leader, who backed a similar resolution when he was in Congress.
Backers of the resolution said Congressional action was overdue.
"Despite President George Bush twisting arms and making deals, justice prevailed," said Representative Brad Sherman, Democrat of California and a sponsor of the resolution. "For if we hope to stop future genocides we need to admit to those horrific acts of the past."
The question of what happened to the Armenians in Turkey beginning in 1915 has perennially transfixed Congress and bedeviled presidents of both parties.
When the issue last arose in 2000, a similar resolution also won approval by a House committee, but President Bill Clinton then succeeded in urging a Republican speaker, J. Dennis Hastert, to withdraw the measure before the full House could vote. That time, too, Turkey had warned of canceling arms sales and withdrawing support for American air forces then patrolling northern Iraq under the auspices of the United Nations.
The current speaker, Nancy Pelosi, faced pressure from Democrats — especially colleagues in California, New Jersey and Michigan, with their large Armenian communities — to revive the resolution again after her party gained control of the House and Senate this year. There is Democratic support for the resolution in the Senate, but it is unlikely to move in the months ahead because of a shortage of time and Republican opposition.
Still, the Turkish government has made clear that it would regard House passage alone as a harsh American indictment. The sharply worded Turkish warnings against the resolution, especially threats to cut off support for the American war in Iraq, seemed to embolden some of the resolution's supporters. "If they use this to destabilize our solders in Iraq, well, then shame on them," said Representative Joseph Crowley, a Democrat from New York who voted for it.
The Democratic leadership, however, appeared divided. Representative Rahm Emanuel, the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House who worked in the Clinton White House when the issue came up in 2000, opposes the resolution.
In an apparent effort to temper the anger caused by the issue, Democrats said they were considering a parallel resolution that would praise Turkey's close relations with the United States even as it passes the one that blames the forerunner of modern Turkey for one of the worst crimes in history.
"Neither of these resolutions is necessary," a White House spokesman, Gordon D. Johndroe, said this evening, adding that Mr. Bush was "very disappointed" with the House committee's vote.
Few dispute the fact that hundreds of thousands of Armenians were killed as the Ottoman Empire collapsed during World War I, but the scope and significance of those deaths have been fiercely debated ever since.
Armenians say that more than one million of their people were killed from 1915 to 1923 in a systemic campaign by the fraying Ottoman Empire to drive them out of eastern Turkey. Turks acknowledge that hundreds of thousands of Armenians died, but said the deaths, along with thousands of others, resulted from the war that ended with the creation of modern Turkey in 1923.
Mr. Bush discussed the issue in the White House this morning with his senior national security aides. Speaking by secure video from Baghdad, the senior American officials in Iraq, Gen. David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker, raised the resolution and warned that its passage could harm the war effort in Iraq, officials said.
Appearing outside the West Wing after that meeting, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates noted that about 70 percent of all air cargo sent to Iraq passes through or comes from Turkey, as does 30 percent of the fuel and virtually all the new armored vehicles designed to withstand mines and bombs.
"They believe clearly that access to airfields and to the roads and so on in Turkey would be very much put at risk if this resolution passes and the Turks react as strongly as we believe they will," Mr. Gates said, referring to the remarks of General Petraeus and Mr. Crocker.
Turkey severed military ties with France after its Parliament voted in 2006 to make the denial of Armenian genocide a crime.
As the House committee prepared to vote, officials from Mr. Bush himself to the American ambassador to Turkey, Ross Wilson, cajoled lawmakers by telephone.
Representative Mike Pence, a conservative Republican from Indiana who has backed the resolution in the past, said Mr. Bush persuaded him to change his position and vote no. He described the decision as gut-wrenching, underscoring the emotions stirred in American politics by a 92-year-old question.
"While this is still the right position," Mr. Pence said, referring to the use of genocide to describe those events, "it is not the right time."
The House Democratic leadership met this morning with Turkey's ambassador to Washington, Nabi Sensoy, and other Turkish officials who argued against moving ahead with a vote. But Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, who now holds Mr. Gephardt's old job as majority leader, said he and Ms. Pelosi would bring the resolution to the floor before Congress adjourns this year.
In Turkey, a fresh wave of violence raised the specter of a Turkish incursion into northern Iraq in response to attacks by Kurdish rebels. The United States is strongly urging against such incursions. A policeman was killed and six others were wounded in a bomb attack in the Kurdish town of Diyarbakir in southeastern Turkey tonight, the state-run Anatolian News Agency reported.
The Associated Press reported from the town of Sirnak that Turkish warplanes and helicopters were attacking positions along southern border with Iraq suspected of belonging to Kurdish rebels who have been fighting Turkish forces for years.
The Turkish government continued to prepare to request Parliament's permission for an offensive into Iraq, with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggested that a vote could be held after the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Parliamentary approval would bring Turkey the closest it has been since 2003 to a full-scale military offensive into Iraq.
Sedat Laciner, the director of the International Strategic Research Institution, said the Turkish public felt betrayed by what is perceived as a lack of American support for Turkey in its battle against Kurdish rebels.
"American officials could think that Turkish people would ultimately forget about the lack of U.S. support in this struggle," Mr. Laciner said. "Memories of Turks, however, are not that easy to erase once it hits sensitive spots."Continue reading the main story


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Published by Headline Eternal on November 15th 2016
Genres: Dark Romance
Pages: 416
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JB Salsbury is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author who has captivated readers around the world. Her unforgettable new novel is a story of romance and suspense, with a twist no one will see coming . . .
What do you do when you wake up with no memory of what you did last night?
Lucas spent the first half of his life protecting himself from others, but now his own mind is his biggest enemy. He doesn't know what happens when the blackouts overtake him, but he can recall the feelings--the rage, the confusion, the fear. Thankfully the quiet life he's found in Payson, Arizona has kept the darkness at bay. Until his boss's estranged daughter shows up in town, asking questions she shouldn't and sparking a desire Lucas can't control. Getting close to Shyann is the best thing that's ever happened to him, but when his blackouts return, unleashing the truth he's battled so long to hide, he may just lose her forever . . .
Split by J.B. Salsbury
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
It's been all too long since I've read a J.B. Salisbury book. One thing I recall though is just how gritty and scary she can make a story line and Split is a great example. There are times this story made me more than anxious and I felt my stomach turn but at the heart of this is a love story. Albeit an unconventional one. It's a fast read because, well I didn't want to put it down. The mystery was too intriguing and I wanted to see if what I thought might be the twist or big gotcha was right (mostly)!
At the center is Shyann Jennings, a "failed" newby in the TV journalism industry. She returns home to regroup and rebuild the scorched relationship with her father and brother. She's made herself an outsider by staying away for 5 years but she quickly gets that she has to make nice to earn money so she can leave again. Except there's this guy she just can't stay away from, Lucas. He works for her father so that makes them "off limits" to each other. That and Lucas's erratic behavior has made him a loner. Shy and Lucas relate as outsiders in the community but they share a very charged pull to each other that's more about chemistry.
What makes this story an emotional read is Lucas's past. His history slowly unfolds and the flashback's of the abuse he experienced is completely heartbreaking (with this there's a possible trigger warning – just a caution that the abuse is extreme). This is the what and why that surrounds Lucas and his future. There's confusion and chaos and a lot of drama in a very short time. Shyann's experienced her fair share of heartbreak and it looks like including Lucas in her life will just add more – lots more and some I was surprised Shyann was able to move past. The story line really explodes when a person from Shyann's past emerges.
A lot of the twists are driven by a cast of secondary characters driven by varying motivations; Gage *wink, wink*, Sam, and Trevor and of course her father and her brother Cody.
Under all the drama and ensuing emotions there's a message of love & hope. Getting there is just a bumpy ride and the shocking aspects of the story line kept me completely enthralled (if not a little sick to the tummy with nerves and all). 4 stars and recommendation!
~Review by Cyndi
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ÔÇ£Is it safe?ÔÇØ
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ÔÇ£No.ÔÇØ The word comes out on a shaky whisper.
A gentle grin softens her face and with both her hands she works to relax my hold enough for her to slip free. Seconds later she turns, takes four long strides, and disappears off the rock cliff.
A holler that can only be described as guttural exhilaration echoes off the canyon walls and slices through the trees.
I race to the edge and thereÔÇÖs nothing but a circle of white bubbles marring the once shimmering pond.
I wait for her to surface, and just when IÔÇÖm about to jump in and rescue her, her head pops up out of the water with a feral howl.
ÔÇ£That was amazing!ÔÇØ She waves at me. ÔÇ£The water is perfect!ÔÇØ
With adrenaline coursing through my veins, I allow myself a moment to wonder what it would be like to be as free as Shyann. Everything I do is weighed against the danger of doing it. The threat of blacking out always pulling me back to walk the safer, less risky side of any situation. But something about her makes me want to try harder, makes me want to take a risk like other twenty-five-year-old guys. The sound of her squealing lights a fire in my chest that has me wanting to jump.
Risking a blackout might be worth the few seconds of euphoria I havent felt sinceI cant remember.
I think of backing away and yelling for her to meet me at the truck, but something pulls me toward her. Part of me wonders if itÔÇÖs nothing more than wanting to be close, to keep her safe, because she belongs to Mr. Jennings and I owe him. But even as the thought enters my mind, so does another.
I want her to like me.
I want her to see me as brave.
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To the Editor:
The Opinion piece by Dr. Jerald McNair was stated so clearly and concisely, regarding recreational/ legalized pot.
What kind of society are we striving for? Are we striving for excellence or mediocrity? Should our society promote the use of a gateway drug that obviously can lead to further experimentation with other, addictive drugs?
At the same time our nation is dealing with a tragic number of heroin deaths from overdoses, we are promoting our citizens to slide down a slippery, dangerous slope.
Make no mistake, J.B. Pritzker will make this drug legal. His claim will be that our jails are filled with non-violent drug users. This is true. The answer is that we will not arrest and prosecute people for recreational use.
Capitulation on this issue will not help our young people compete in the marketplace of technology and computer-driven jobs.
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Under section 33 (1) of the 1968 Act, each Chief Officer of Police is required to keep, in the prescribed form, a register of firearms dealers in their area.
Section 33(2) requires the Chief Officer of Police to enter in the register the name of any person (including a corporate body), who has or proposes to have a place of business in the area, who applies or furnishes the prescribed particulars and pays the prescribed fee, unless:
When registered, a dealer shall be granted a certificate of registration (form 117), which lists all the premises in that area from which the dealer operates and any conditions imposed on the principal place of business. Conditions imposed on other premises in the area are listed on form 118 and a separate copy is completed for each set of premises.
Section 36(1) authorises a Chief Officer of Police to impose, vary or revoke conditions subject to which registration is to have effect. Any such conditions must be specified in the certificate of registration. Where a condition is imposed, varied or revoked during the current life time of a certificate, the Chief Officer of Police is required to give the dealer such particulars in writing. The Chief Officer of Police is empowered to recall the certificate of registration, within 21 days for the purpose of amending it.
Where a person deals in a specific or restricted range of weapons at the time of their application, it may be appropriate to include a condition to the effect that any change in the nature of the business should be notified, without delay, to the Chief Officer of Police who issued the certificate. This is to allow any necessary safekeeping restrictions to be considered.


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True. Take The Big Bash for example. - AinezoChan
I kinda liked this show whenever I used to hate it. - StevenUniverseIsAwesome
You have Grim x Hildy and Queen Delightful x Bashful. Both cute pairings. - AinezoChan
Its toilet humor never made me cringe. - AinezoChan
Yeah. But in The Proud Family, it never had toilet humor. - StevenUniverseIsAwesome
The Proud Family is awesome too. Penny Proud was such an elite protagonist. - AinezoChan
To be honest, they're way better than Sofia the First's and Regal Academy's. - AinezoChan
I have always adored this guy regardless of being a villain. Along with Hildy. - AinezoChan
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The theme song, I'm not Very Nice, I'm so Blue etc. - AinezoChan
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The Glooms do have some nice moments. - AinezoChan
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Pipe Tobacco Review – Stonehaven
Reviewing a highly sought-after pipe tobacco
Reviewing a highly sought-after pipe tobacco
Maybe some thoughtful nose picking would help you be taken more seriously?
LOL. I love your review. Thumbs up!!
The suit helps for sure!
Hilarious :)
Best Stonehaven review ever. LOL
best review …EVER! haha
Excellent review,brother! I enjoyed it! Happy smokes. Bones(SGB)
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i see what you did there…..
I enjoyed very much.
I dunno Nick…I liked you better when you were less serious … ;-)
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Yahoo! is preparing to unveil a new push into social networking on mobile phones in the second half of this year.
The new service is being developed by the company's global Connected Life division, which yesterday announced a new mobile Internet search service. It will aim to recreate the phenomenal popularity of the current generation of social networked sites such as Bebo and Facebook.
Yahoo! believes more consumers will be using Yahoo! services through their mobile phones than through a PC by 2016. After giving warning on profits three times last year, sending its share plunging on each occasion, the group is under fierce pressure to assert itself in the mobile market, which it believes can fuel revenue growth through advertising, after trailing Google in desktop searches.
According to Telephia, the research group, Yahoo existing mobile services are used by 7 per cent of mobile subscribers in the US, compared with 3 per cent for Google. However, Yahoo! executives admit that available estimates are patchy at best in this very young market.
Online communities play a key role in Yahoo!'s strategy, with services such as Yahoo! Answers, where Yahoo! users ask questions and give solutions online, attracting tens of millions of users.
A mobile social networking service would aim to give its members the means to share content such as music, video and photos over handsets and Yahoo has some of the building blocks already in place. The group yesterday showed off a mobile version of Flickr, its image-sharing website. The site was regarded as one of the pioneers of the web 2.0 wave of companies - a set that also included sites such as MySpace, the leader in social networking. MySpace is owned by News Corporation, parent company of The Times.
The business model would initially rest on display advertising, which Yahoo! executives expect to take off first on mobile. They believe the paid-search advertising model, which has seen explosive growth rates on PCs, will be slower on mobile - in part because consumers are yet to develop the habit of buying goods through mobiles, a feature that has driven the format on the conventional web.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Motorola, the world's second-largest mobile handset maker also shared a stage with Yahoo! to announce a new mobile Internet search service, in a joint effort by the two beleaguered companies to shore up investors' flagging confidence.
Ed Zander, the Motorola chief executive, who is a close friend of Marco Boerries, the head of Yahoo!'s Connected Life division, showcased the new mobile Internet service, Yahoo oneSearch, as part of a two pronged defence of the mobile market's prospects – focusing on new "airbourne" services such as web access as well as growth rates for more basic models in emerging markets.
"We are adding a Denmark every month in India," he said, referring to estimates that 6 million mobile users are being added in the subcontinent every month.
Mr Zander warned on profits on Thursday after being forced to slash handset prices the group's 20 per cent market share.
In Las Vegas, he also announced a partnership with Warner Music Group, the first such agreement between a music company and a handset manufacturer.
The tie-up will allow Motorola to offer exclusive content including full-length songs and ringtones and videos from Warner's catalogue. He added that Motorola expects Wimax wireless Internet adoption, which it claims will reduce the time it takes to download a song down to just 10 seconds, to drive demand for mobile music downloads.
However, the spectre of last week's warning from Motorola hung over the proceedings. Showing off a 1983 model handset, one of the first mobile phones on the market, which was sold for about $4,000, Mr Zander said: "The analysts would like it a lot; lots of gross margin dollars."
Analysts have urged Motorola to reconsider its aggressive pricing after becoming locked in a price war with the market leader Nokia. "We…hope to see Motorola shift its primary focus to profitability rather than market share targets," Merrill Lynch said in a note.
Yahoo! announced agreements under which Nokia, Samsung, and Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry email device, will include its new software on some of their devices. It also said it had extended its partnership with 3 Group in the UK, Ireland, Denmark and Sweden and will also market its new service over the web to encourage users to download the search software independently.
In a bullish address, Mr Zander cited the massive potential of emerging markets for Motorola, predicting that the industry would add another 1 billion subscribers to the current 2 billion over the next two years. He added that Motorola was developing voice activated phones with battery life of up to five days for territories such as Africa where literacy levels are low.
He also demonstrated a system that allows cyclists to recharge handsets through a dynamo. "There are 500 million cyclists in China alone," he said.
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That has too much cheese on it… said no one… ever!
This should most definitely be the motto to all grilled cheese making. That and a few other very important things www.seriouseats.com put together in a super comprehensive investigation into this oozy delight…
A grilled cheese should always...
be a closed sandwich, griddled on both sides.
have cheese as the primary ingredient. Other ingredients can complement the cheese, but none may overwhelm it.
be made with sliced bread. Thus, a sandwich made with whole, crust-on loaves like a panino or a Cubano do not qualify.
be served hot all the way through, with the cheese thoroughly melted.
be cooked on a flat, greased surface until golden brown. In extreme circumstances, it may be cooked on an outdoor grill over an open fire. A grilled cheese may never be baked or deep-fried.
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Two Lashkar-e-Toiba militants killed in Handwara identified as Pakistan nationals
Srinagar, Nov.29 (ANI): The two militants who died in the encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Handwara region have been identified as Pakistani nationals belonging to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT).
The militants were killed in a joint operation launched by police, 21 Rajashthan Rifles and the Army in the Moldari Wadder forests.
One of the killed militants was identified as Abdul Rehman alias Naveed alias Talood, a Divisional Commander-North Kashmir of (LeT). He was active in the area for the last four years.
The other militant has been identified as Muslim Bhai of LeT.
The security forces busted militant's hideout and recovered two AK-47, six magazine, 125 rounds of AK-47, one UBGL launcher, three UBGL grenades, three Chinese grenades, one RDX pack, two pouch, one solar charger, 26 dry cells, one damaged radio and two Pithu packs.
Abdul Rehman was a close associate of Abu Saad, an Ex-District Commander and took over as District Chief after exfilitration of Abu Saad in 2008.
Rehman was also operating in Wadipora, Bakihaker, Krimhoora, Brinjal, Bawan, Wader Bala areas.
He remained associated with top ranking commanders of LeT since 2006,Abu Saad, Ex-District Commander Rajwar, Furkan Bai, Divisional Commander (LeT), Noman Bai District Commander LeT-(Dead), Abdullah Unni (LeT) Sopore, Qari Hamad District Commander (LeT) Lolab, Tameem alias Sonaullah District Commander Albadr, Abu Jabran, Ubaidullah (LeT), Showket Bai District Commander Jaish, and Muslim Bai (LeT).
Rehman was instrumental in exfilitration, infiltration and distribution of LeT cadres in North Kashmir especially in Rafiabad, Sopore, Lolab and Handwara. He was also motivating overground workers and even women for arranging of hideouts, case and gathering local movements.
A huge quantity of provision items was destroyed in the detected hideout during the operation.
Several cases were filed against Rehman under sections 302, 307, RPC 7/27 I.A.Act of Police station Handwara regarding killing of three army personnel at Rajpora and Krimhoora respectively. (ANI)


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The book begins by detailing how then Assistant Secretary of Defense Perle and deputy Stephen D. Bryen were caught red-handed passing top-secret US documents to Israel. Yet despite the author's best efforts and piles of evidence (the book includes pages of damning documentation in several appendices), the treason is successfully covered up by Zionist agents in US law enforcement and the media.
"Incredible pressure was brought to bear upon the FBI and other sections at the Justice Department to terminate the investigation, and upon news media… to prevent publication of the details of the affair," the author writes, providing a thorough account of the ensuing whitewash.
Saba doesn't pull his punches, noting — in 1982, mind you — that the influence of the "network" extended far beyond Israel's political-action lobby to include "high-level officials throughout all agencies of the government, Congressional aides, and journalists and other media specialists who cut or avoid stories which present Israel in a negative light and promote attempts to smear Israel's 'enemies'."
Ultimately, the culprits — several of whom, notably, were proteges of then Senator Henry "Scoop" Jackson — not only escape punishment, but go on to occupy positions of enormous influence in subsequent US administrations (including the current one) where they continue to work diligently for Israel.
"Mr. Perle's influence in the Reagan Administration far exceeds that normally held by an Assistant Secretary of Defense," reads a 1983 New York Times article cited in the book. "In the transition, he was able to place associates in important national security positions…"
The "network," the author explains in no uncertain terms, is "working to achieve US policies that benefit Israel, but which are more and more damaging to America both at home and abroad." Along with exposing blatant acts of espionage, Saba also chronicles how the network's agents successfully fostered legislation over the years granting billions of US tax-payers' dollars in annual military and financial "aid" to Israel.
Like former congressman Paul Findley's "They Dare to Speak Out [LINK]," Saba's book also explains how American commercial as well as security relationships "are adversely affected by the activities of Israel's special interest leaders in Washington, both inside and outside the government," and how Soviet interests were "correspondingly advanced."
Saba doesn't miss the inherent non-logic in the neo-conservatives' supposed hatred of communism (knowing, perhaps, that both ideologies are opposing tentacles of the same beast): "Herein rests the penultimate irony of the efforts of Israel's friends," he writes, "most of whom also profess a virulent form of anti-communism."
The author goes on to chronicle how Perle, Bryen and their associates exploited their positions and the circumstances of the Cold War to halt the export of US technologies to foreign markets — so that competing Israeli manufacturers could pick up the lost business. As a result of these Israel-first policies, he writes, "The Soviets got their equipment, a US company lost millions, and the rift between the US and other NATO nations deepened."
The extent of the network's power in Washington, meanwhile, is well-known in most foreign, particularly Arab, capitals, says Saba.
"Senior Middle East leaders are fully aware of both the specific incidents described herein, and the pervasive pattern of US security indiscretions where Israel is concerned," he writes. "This knowledge… has changed the way these leaders approach their own security plans vis-a-vis the US, Western Europe and the Eastern Bloc countries."
Saba adds: "Even Egypt, to which the US post-Camp David has provided over a billion dollars in military aid annually, has recently begun to operate on the premise that American advice and advisors constitute an Israeli Trojan horse in their midst."
Unfortunately, "The Armageddon Network" does not appear to be available in PDF format (if anyone has it, please post it online). In the meantime, it can be ordered from Amazon here: amazon.com
For more on Richard Perle and the network's more recent crimes, watch the BBC's revealing 2003 documentary, "The War Party"
BBC Panorama, "The War Party" — Watch it HERE
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Re: Toronto Beaches musician Ron Hedland, Nov. 27, 1998
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My thinking is that Ron was more useful alive to the bikers that fronted him the pot. They may have had to rough him up in the past, but they must have always got their money, since they still dealt with him. Would they really be that careless and leave him for dead behind his apartment? I would think not.
Maybe the perps were punks that wanted to rip him off for some dope. Just my opinion.
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Re: Toronto Beaches musician Ron Hedland, Nov. 27, 1998
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May 24, 2011, 02:18:06 AM »
Hello and welcome.
Being bludgeoned to death seems kind of odd for a professional killing at the hands of a powerful gang. If there were rumors that he was selling drugs to children, even if they were rumors, that could be motive to bludgeon someone. One which is worthy of exploring.
If a gang did kill him for debts, the police know that is going to be very difficult to solve without solid evidence.
If you are correct, that people did witness it, and are too scared to come forward, which often happens, I feel very badly and wish I could put myself in there shoes.
Hope the police can solve it!
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Re: Toronto Beaches musician Ron Hedland, Nov. 27, 1998
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May 24, 2011, 06:15:48 PM »
Thank you for the replies. Much appreciated.
The dealers had beaten him before. In the months before the murder, friends recall seeing him walking down Queen St. E., his arm in a sling, with black eyes and bruises.
I've been able determine the last time he was seen alive (by someone he knew) was approximately 6:45 p.m. on the evening of the 26th. A friend had stayed with the inebriated Hedland long enough to make sure he was not a danger to himself, but had to leave because of a previous engagement.
The call to police came in at exactly 1:29 a.m. Hedland had been found on the back steps of his apartment by the superintendent. He died en route to hospital.
According to the friend (who had seen Hedland drunk on numerous occasions), Ron was sufficiently inebriated to be in for the night. I'm at a loss then to explain how he ended up on the
steps. I'm told Hedland did all of his drug transactions inside the apartment itself. I'm also told he made a habit of entering/leaving by the
If an agent of the gang had come by to collect payment, it seems reasonable to assume that this interaction would have been done in the apartment proper, not outside. Because if Hedland knew they were coming to collect, chances are he would not have left the relative safety of his home.
So how did he get outside? Someone had either lain in wait or lured him outside through some unknown means. Perhaps he was forcibly removed from his apartment.
One witness told me there were threatening messages left on Ron's answering machine. The police, when asked, were not forthcoming about those messages, claiming the investigation is "open." (Curiously, it is listed in the TPS website as a "Cold Case", but it has not been passed to the Cold Case Squad.)
There's other details, but I don't have them close at hand at the moment.
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Re: Toronto Beaches musician Ron Hedland, Nov. 27, 1998
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May 24, 2011, 06:58:12 PM »
Was Ron ever known to go back out after sleeping it off for a while? Could he have gone back out looking for something more to drink?
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Hi there all, I knew Ronny hedland from back in the day, I knew him well as we had worked together and drank and had lunch on several occasions and I also frequent his home.. But I remember the one night when he was working a club not to mention the club name...a fancy club at that.. and he was playing tunes on the piano, and two business men were sitting at the bar, and drunker then skunks.. asking Ronny for a particular song request, and Ronny apoligized and said he didn't know the song and asked them if they would like another request and Ronny would try and accomadate them. Because also Ronny was a little on the drinking side while he was working.. the two men started to pick at him and harrass him that he was a no good two bit musician ect.... and of course Ronny started saying things back to them to piss them off...only to defend himself of course and they threaten to kick the shit out of him after he finished his gig and being drunk , he complied .. ya... I'll be waiting...not thinking that they were too serious and they were just gonna go home drunk and forget about it anyway. But unfortunatly that didn't happen... The two business men in suit and tie.. actually waited for Ronny to finish the night at 1 am , and they waited outside the parking lot on front of the bar and Ronny had a cabby waiting for him but they draged him away from the cab door, starting kicking the shit out of Ronny, and broke his ribs .. broke his face..ect..and broke his arm ..you name it and blood all over the place while his cab waited for him to go back to the beaches, and Ronny said to me ..the cabby did what any good cabby would do ..is too wait for him until the fight was over , the cabby did not call the police...and took him to the hospital, and I went to his home the next day to grab him a bottle of Russian vodga for his pain. Ronny was a real good friend to me ...not many of his freinds knew about him and me.... but the day he was murdered.. I wasn't a bit surprized, it was only a matter of time before it had happened because when he got angry...he got mouthy and pushy.. especially the business that he was involved in.... you are talking to booze or the drugs in the person's body and not actually talking to the human being. The day he was murdered , I was on my way to his home and when I finally learned he had been murdered, My heart sank .. and I never went back to his area where he lived again. R.I.P. Ronny ..Much love as always..MASHED POTATOES!!!
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And yes he did do all his transactions out of his apartment when folks came through the front door of the building.. not the back door, that night he was murdered he came home from the bar from up the street and was followed home cause I spoke to him and he told me he had suspected he was being followed, and had an alltercation at the bar with some guys , he was doing a gig that night.....so Perhaps I suspect he was murdered by folks that he didn't know well at all... and he was gonna go in the back door of his apartment and he was on his way home and he would see me the next day in the afternoon. I really miss Ronny R.I.P. MASHED POTATOES!!!
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August 14, 2012, 11:30:46 AM »
I'm confused. Are you saying you saw Ron on the evening of the 26th, the night he died (technically Ron died on the 27th, as it was after midnight).
When was the last time you spoke with him?
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No maybe my mistake..sorry If I was not being clear.. Ronny was doing a gig at a nearby bar that night, and I was going to see him the next day in the afternoon when I got there to his place next afternoon I was told he was dead by one of the folk there. During the gig at the bar, he came home at one point for a break or something, and he called me to say he was gonna be home the next day and he mentioned he thought he was being followed home but he wasn't sure, by two Jack....you know whats...I will not say what I mean to say..cause it is a public net forgive me... but he felt that maybe he was being followed but he had been drinking so he said maybe he was just imagining it and he had to let me go and he would get back to me. It was so many years ago, all I can do is forever remember him in my heart and my love. He was definatly an worldclass musician!!! My first entry for this story was called foul language by the administrator and I do apoligize for being too open mouthed in my words, I suppose you would call it, but this ol' gal is old school in language and in heart and I will try and be more carefull on how I type replys to yous folks Thanks for your patience and your time
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Sorry the correct link is
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Tuesday, thanks so much for the info.
Did the police ever talk to you?
Ron: that video you posted the link for was made by me.
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